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ABOUT US
MISSION STATEMENT
Empowering Voices, Supporting Leaders
At the African Diaspora Committee, our mission is to empower the African diaspora in the United States by amplifying their voices in the political arena and ensuring their representation through strategic advocacy. As a Political Action Committee (PAC), we are dedicated to advancing policies that reflect the needs and aspirations of our diverse communities while actively supporting candidates who champion our cause.
Through grassroots mobilization, policy influence, and targeted financial support, we aim to elect leaders at the federal, state, and local levels who are committed to economic empowerment, comprehensive immigration reform, and voting rights. We believe that by providing the necessary resources to candidates aligned with our values, we can foster an inclusive democracy where every voice is heard and valued.
Together, we can drive meaningful change by investing in leaders who share our vision for a more equitable future for the African diaspora.
Policy Priorities
Our policy priorities are designed to address the most pressing issues facing the African diaspora and broader communities. We focus on areas where our advocacy can drive meaningful change and contribute to a more equitable society.
Advocacy Areas
We actively support and advocate for legislation that aligns with our policy priorities. Our current advocacy agenda includes:
- Economic Empowerment
Our focus is on fostering economic growth and stability within the African diaspora by advocating for policies that support entrepreneurship, job creation, trade and investment. We work to enhance access to capital for minority-owned businesses and promote economic programs that uplift our communities. - Immigration Reform
We champion comprehensive immigration reform that ensures fair treatment for African immigrants and their families. Our advocacy efforts aim to create more accessible pathways to citizenship, protect immigrant rights, and address systemic barriers faced by the diaspora.