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.
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.
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