NY’s Larry Moss invites Daystar Rosalie Jones, TAMA invites you
Larry Moss invites Daystar Rosalie Jones to participate in the New York thread, and so our blog continues. First, how …
Larry Moss invites Daystar Rosalie Jones to participate in the New York thread, and so our blog continues. First, how …
We continue the thread of advocates with this post by hearing from a longtime leader and advocate – Eric Booth. …
This week we return to Maryland, where TAMA Director @khaleshia tosses the torch of the MD thread to Lynne Streeter …
It’s great to return to Pennsylvania, where they have a strong, pioneering local network! I don’t know Bill Christine well, …
Today TAMA’s West Virginia Director shines. Kylie Proudfoot-Payne responds to our questions and offers our community insight and innovation. She …
Because the Virginia State Director position is vacant, we invited Heidi Rugg to help out. She has been present with …
On this 8th week of this connectivity blog series, we visit New York State, where Larry Moss builds a local …
Today we celebrate JuneRose Futcher, an emerging TA who lives in Delaware. JuneRose joined TAMA’s Board as the Delaware Director …
Trouble Funk popularized indigenous music from our nation’s capitol and our DC Director stands united with this popular R&B and …
These days we are thinking about TA Leaders in TAMA. Do you find you don’t always fit the mold? Are …
Hey, hey! It’s #FollowFriday – and we can’t wait to share this TA with you today. Have you caught on …
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