The Alaska Black Caucus (ABC) is a local nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization committed to advocating for the rights and well-being of Black Alaskans and other marginalized groups.
Join us for engaging community conversations every Sunday at 7:00PM AKST! Each week, we host special guests and delve into important topics that shape our community. Don’t miss the chance to ask questions and connect with others!
Join Us in supporting UAA Presents: an Evening with Vieux Farka Touré.
Vieux Farka Touré, “The Hendrix of the Sahara”, was born in Niafunké, Mali in 1981. Son of the beloved Malian guitar player Ali Farka Touré, Vieux is prominent in his own right – initially a drummer / calabash player, he secretly began playing guitar in 2001. Since then, Vieux has toured the world & recorded numerous albums to great acclaim, including Les Racines – translated to ‘the roots’ – a return to the desert blues roots of Touré’s father, and Ali on Dead Oceans – reinterpretations of his father’s songs released as a collaboration with Khruangbin.
With a policy focus on workforce development and juvenile justice prevention, the P.O.P. “Hustlepreneur” is a three-month entrepreneurship and mentoring intervention program rooted in the culinary arts. Led by credible messengers and trained professionals who serve as Pen or Pencil affiliate leaders, the program empowers justice-involved youth (ages 15–21).
Yes, we’ve successfully reestablished the premier non-partisan organization that was founded in the 1970s and had a vibrant three-decade run. The purpose of the Alaska Black Caucus (ABC), then and now, is to assert the Constitutional Rights of African Americans. We will achieve this by…
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The Economic Committee focuses on implementing local initiatives and supporting programs aimed at preserving and enhancing economic empowerment for Black individuals and other communities
of color.
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The Health Committee is dedicated to promoting, protecting, and maintaining the health of Black Alaskans through advocacy, education, and research initiatives.
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The Education Committee is committed to ensuring that students, families, and parents of color in Alaska feel supported and safe within their educational environments.
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The Justice Committee's objective is to evaluate, educate, and advocate for proposed legislation related to the criminal justice system and law enforcement.