By Tenita Abraham
TECHNOLOGY
As July begins, I find myself reflecting on two recent moments from June that both honor the legacy of our past and affirm the power of our future—especially when it comes to how we show up in this age of artificial intelligence.
Juneteenth Replay Now Available—Free to the Community
For those who couldn’t attend the “Juneteenth & Our Voices in the Age of AI” virtual experience, I’m thrilled to share that the full replay is now available at no cost. But this isn’t just a video—it’s an entire toolkit designed to empower your AI journey, especially for creators, professionals, and community leaders looking to stay competitive without losing cultural authenticity.
Included in your free access:
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The full video replay of the live event
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Downloadable presentation slides breaking down each tool
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A step-by-step video walkthrough of each demo
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And the exclusive “Legacy and Code” Prompting Toolkit, featuring a custom AI prompting framework to help you integrate the tools into your work or creative projects
To get your exclusive access and join the email list for future community classes, visit https://legacyeventshub.org/exclusive-access Uplifting the Next Generation Through TILE at Georgia Institute of Technology
Just days after the Juneteenth event, I had the privilege of serving as a “Tech Angel” during an AI Certification program held at Georgia Tech. Hosted by the TILE Program (Technology, Innovation, Learning and Entrepreneurship) and led by the team at AI InnoVision, the company founded by Alicia Lyttle and her sister, Lorette Lyttle. The weekend was focused on bringing real AI education to college students across the Atlanta area.
These weren’t just students. They were
builders, problem-solvers, and visionaries from Spelman, Morehouse, Georgia Tech, Clark Atlanta, Morris Brown, and beyond. Many were juniors and seniors already working on business models to address challenges in caregiving, event networking, music production, and digital marketing, protective gear in sports, and more.
As a Tech Angel, I assisted students as they brainstormed solutions and refined their use of AI tools to bring their ideas to life. The level of innovation and collaboration was something special. I witnessed firsthand what happens when access meets ambition— and the results were electric.
From Reflection to Action
Both events reminded me that AI isn’t just about automation or algorithms. It’s about access, education, and community voice. From honoring Juneteenth’s legacy to supporting our future leaders at Georgia Tech, these experiences proved that we belong in this conversation—and at the forefront of this movement.
I invite you to stay connected as we continue to build, educate, and empower through tech and truth. Join our email list, explore our free resources, and be part of this journey toward a more inclusive AI future.
To sign up for future events and receive the full Juneteenth presentation and toolkit:
https://legacyeventshub.org/exclusiveaccess
Tenita Abraham is a Certified AI Consultant, Financial Advisor, and International Speaker committed to advancing education through technology and finance. To learn more about her work or book her for events, visit www.legacyconsultingpros.com or connect with her on LinkedIn (at)linkedin. com/in/tenitaabraham. For direct inquiries, email info@legacyconsultingpros.com.
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