Georgia’s bridge to confident AI participation

AI access should belong to everyone.

We help children, older adults, educators, and communities build the practical knowledge to use artificial intelligence safely, thoughtfully, and with agency.

One mission.Two generations.Six weeks of learning that lasts.

THE ACCESS GAP IS NOT ONLY ABOUT TECHNOLOGY

People deserve the confidence to understand AI, question it, and decide when it belongs in their lives.

AI is entering classrooms, workplaces, health conversations, and everyday decisions. Access without understanding can leave people behind.

AI Alliance Access of Georgia turns uncertainty into informed participation through welcoming, practical, community-based education.

Two generations · One mission

Programs built for real learners

Complete six-week learning experiences designed around the strengths, needs, and everyday realities of each community.

K–5 AI LITERACY6 WEEKS
AI Marvels Junior learners in a welcoming facilitated learning space
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AI Marvels Junior

Playful, school-ready learning that builds privacy, verification, kindness, creativity, and human responsibility.

  • 40–45 minute weekly lessons
  • Hands-on challenges and reflection
  • Facilitator guidance built in
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OLDER ADULT LEARNING6 WEEKS
AI Marvels Seniors learners in a welcoming facilitated learning space
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AI Marvels Seniors

Respectful, practical learning for AI confidence, scam awareness, everyday usefulness, and personal control.

  • 40–45 minute weekly lessons
  • Patient, plain-language practice
  • Choice and safety at every step
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Meet learners where they are

Made for the places
communities already trust.

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Schools

Bring a ready-to-facilitate six-week AI literacy experience to K–5 learners.

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Libraries

Host welcoming, community-based learning for children, families, or older adults.

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Senior centers

Build everyday confidence through patient, practical, facilitator-led sessions.

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Community organizations

Create a local learning cohort around the people you already serve.

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The access promise

Learning with people,
not at them.

Every session combines an idea, a guided activity, a moment to verify, and a chance to reflect.

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Human first

AI supports human judgment—it never replaces care, curiosity, or accountability.

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Safety by design

Privacy, scam awareness, source checking, and responsible choices are practiced every week.

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Useful from day one

Learners work through real situations, not abstract technology lectures.

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Built for belonging

Plain language, multiple ways to participate, and no technical background required.

A simple path to partnership

Start small. Learn together. Grow what works.

1

Discover

Tell us who you serve and what they need.

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Align

Choose the program, setting, and facilitation model.

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Pilot

Run a six-week cohort and listen to learners.

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Expand

Use the evidence to reach the next community.

What meaningful access looks like

We measure confidence—not clicks.

Our north star is a learner who can make a safer, more informed choice after the program than before it.

Program readiness Curriculum designed Facilitator-led model Pilot evidence in development

LEARNER OUTCOMES

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Explain what AI can and cannot do

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Protect personal information

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Check answers before trusting them

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Use AI for a meaningful task

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Know when a human should step in

Designed for responsible adoption

Trust is part of the curriculum.

NO LEARNER ACCOUNTS REQUIRED

Core lessons can be facilitated without asking learners to create personal platform accounts.

PRIVACY-FIRST PRACTICE

Learners practice what not to share and how to pause before entering personal information.

ACCESSIBLE BY INTENT

Plain language, large-format options, discussion, and printable activities support different learning needs.

HUMAN FACILITATION

Educators and community leaders guide discussion, context, and responsible choices.

Formal accessibility review, privacy documentation, and pilot validation are part of our implementation roadmap.
Cheryl Tibbs, Founder and Executive Director of AI Alliance Access of Georgia
FOUNDERCommunity-centered.
Future-focused.
Meet the founder

Cheryl Tibbs

Founder & Executive Director

Cheryl Tibbs leads AI Alliance Access of Georgia with a belief that every community deserves the knowledge, confidence, and choice to participate in an AI-shaped future.

She is a Watson Institute Fall 2026 Google AI Data Center Fellow and leads the Douglasville AI Collective chapter. Cheryl brings experience across entrepreneurship, technology adoption, commercial finance, and community leadership to the Alliance’s mission.

She is also Founder and CEO of AI Marvels Inc., established in 2023, and Commercial Capital Connect, founded in 2010. Her work centers on turning emerging technology into practical opportunities for children, older adults, educators, and underserved communities.

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SELECTED AFFILIATIONS
Black Women in Artificial IntelligenceNational Business LeagueAtlanta Black ChambersDouglas County Chamber
Additional professional affiliations

American Association of Commercial Finance Brokers · Black Equipment Finance Network · National Equipment Finance Association

Built to earn investment

A fundable model for community AI readiness.

The Alliance connects curriculum, trusted community delivery, and measurable learner outcomes—giving funders a clear line from investment to impact.

INITIATIVE CONTEXTWatson Institute · Google AI Data Center Project

This hub and its learning programs are being developed to support Cheryl Tibbs’s Watson Institute project focused on community access around the Google AI Data Center opportunity. This statement describes the project context and does not imply organizational endorsement.

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A defined intervention

Two audience-specific, six-week curricula with repeatable 40–45 minute sessions.

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Measurable outcomes

Pre/post confidence, safety knowledge, practical task completion, attendance, and facilitator observation.

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Responsible evidence

Collect only the minimum useful program data, report in aggregate, and protect learner dignity.

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A path to scale

Pilot with trusted local partners, improve from evidence, then equip more Georgia facilitators and sites.

WHAT FUNDING CAN UNLOCK
Facilitator trainingPrinted learner materialsDevices & connectivityCommunity pilot deliveryAccessibility reviewOutcome evaluation
Bring AI access to your community

Let’s build the right first cohort.

Create a simple partnership brief you can copy into an email, grant note, or internal conversation. No information is submitted or stored by this page.

Ready to share your brief? Email hello@aiaccessga.org.

“Start with the people. Then choose the technology.”
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Common questions

Before you bring
the room together.

AI Marvels Junior serves K–5 learners with age-appropriate activities. AI Marvels Seniors is designed for older adults who want practical, supported AI learning.