TCA Forums & Instruction LLC

08/30/2026

08/08/2026

There is a public demonstrations happening August 8 in support of defending voting rights in Washington, DC. See you there!
https://marchonwashington2026.com/

07/05/2026

07/05/2026

Congratulations to the 2026 Inaugural Find Cynthia Philanthropic Foundation Scholarship Recipients!

Today, we are honored to announce the first recipients of the Find Cynthia Philanthropic Foundation Scholarship.

There were many ways we could have honored Cynthia. Because she is a teacher and one of her core traits is giving, we established a scholarship to honor Cynthia's legacy by investing in the future of students who have demonstrated perseverance, determination, and a commitment to achieving their educational goals. We believe that education has the power to transform lives and strengthen communities, and we are proud to support these students as they continue their academic journeys.

Please join us in congratulating our 2026 scholarship recipients:

Joy Rice
Bobbye Outlaw
La’Trelya Griffin
Julia Scott
Cla’Marion Drummond

Each recipient will receive a $1,000 scholarship.
To our recipients: We wish you continued success and look forward to seeing all that you accomplish.

Thank you to everyone who has supported our mission. This is just the beginning, and we look forward to expanding opportunities for even more students in the years to come.

06/06/2026

www.freedomsummer2026.com

12/29/2025

2025 Recap: Growth, Reach, and Impact 🌟
This year has been full of meaningful milestones for TCA Forums and Instruction. 🌟

In July, a business reporter from The New York Times reached out to connect with me on workplace fairness and the mental health impact of DEI work. While we weren’t able to connect before publication, the outreach affirmed that these conversations are gaining national attention.

In March, I was honored to speak during International Women’s Day at an NGO CSW Forum event in Taiwan, held alongside the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. Participating virtually (via interpreters), I shared a brief history of women in the U.S. workplace and discussed solutions with global advocates for gender equality.

Throughout the year, my blog tackled difficult topics. Posts like They Think They Know Me (navigating well-meaning but demeaning questions about disability) and The Truth About CRT sparked my highest engagement this year. I’m grateful for readers willing to wrestle with complexity. Several readers thanked me for creating content they could share with others that was non-confrontational and educational. I also continued to give trainings about microaggressions and civility in the workplace this year, however my content continues to evolve and I'm elated to share my new ways of thinking about fairness in 2026.

Looking ahead to 2026, I’m planning to deepen my local impact with the Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys (GABWA) and continue advocating for fairness and meaningful change. In every challenge, we have the opportunity to respond with good, lead with integrity, and make a difference.

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To subscribe to my blog or request a training: www.tiffanyalvoid.com

12/02/2025

I’m excited to share that I have been elected to serve on the 2026 GABWA Board.

It’s an honor to join a board of incredible women who are deeply committed to advocacy, service, and advancing opportunities within our communities. I’m grateful for the opportunity to contribute to GABWA’s mission and to help drive meaningful impact in the year ahead.

Congratulations to all of the newly elected GABWA Board Members. I’m looking forward to serving alongside each of you and continuing the important work across the state.

11/16/2025

I just published a new blog post, and it’s one I hope every parent, teacher, and community leader will read. 💛
“Too Bad or Too Good: Challenging Stereotypes about Black and Asian American Children” explores how even small comments or assumptions can deeply affect Black and Asian children — shaping how they see themselves and how others treat them.
In the post, I share:
✨ Real examples of bias targeting kids
✨ Why microaggressions are not harmless
✨ How adults can do better
✨ Steps to create safer, more supportive environments
Our kids deserve the freedom to be curious, messy, joyful, and imperfect — without being boxed into stereotypes.
👉 Read the blog:
https://tiffanyalvoid.com/.../let-them-be-children...
If your school, team, or organization wants to learn how to interrupt bias in meaningful ways, I also offer training sessions designed to help adults build more inclusive spaces for children.
More info: www.tiffanyalvoid.com
Feel free to share — let’s get this conversation in front of the people who need it most. 💛