CALGARY AFRICAN COMMUNITY COLLECTIVE

CACC is a Black-led, Black-serving, and Black-focused collective umbrella in Calgary that serves grassroots organizations.

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Results-Driven Services

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Cacc Systems Change Summit Colleagues

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The African Canadian Collaborative for Systems Change was launched by CACC in partnership with NABC and funded by the Calgary Foundation.

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CACC Ujima Hub

Ujima Hub

Welcome to Ujima Hub, a supportive space for African organizations in the B3 community, with CACC serving as a catalyst for opportunities.

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Collective Events

Our events empower participants and foster connections through meaningful activities.

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The Collective

Why Us?

Brige the Gap

CACC is established to bridge  the gaps in the system and provide support to grassroots community organizations within the Black and African communities.

Unified Voice

CACC acts as a unified voice, advocating for the inclusion of Black and African Canadians in the Calgary and Area region.

 

Office Space

CACC is  investing on collective space set to provide office & meeting  spaces for grassroot members to cut down cost of operating expenses.

Networking Opportunities

CACC provides networking opportunities with like-minded individuals and organizations, allowing you to expand your connections.

Access to Resources

CACC provides access to resources and information that can help individuals and organizations within the Black and African communities thrive.

Advocacy

CACC actively advocates for the rights and inclusion of Black and African Canadians, ensuring their voices are heard and their needs are met.

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Scheduled Events

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What People are saying

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Musap Abdel

“The Calgary African Community Collective (CACC) plays a pivotal role in empowering grassroots organizations like ours, bridging resources and fostering collaboration to amplify our community impact. Their support has been instrumental in enabling us to secure grassroots funding, which we are excited to use for our upcoming Youth Spark event as part of the SIYS 2024 Report to the Community. CACC’s work is truly transformative, and I am grateful for the opportunity to collaborate.”

Musap (Moose) Abdel

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