Expression of Interest (EOI) – Volunteer Field Supervisors
African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC) Student Work Placement Program The African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC) is seeking experienced professionals to join our growing Student Work Placement Program as Volunteer Field Supervisors. Since its establishment, the program has proudly supported over 130 students in completing their placements, with the majority now employed in their respective fields […]
Exciting Partnership for Peace & Youth Empowerment Project!
Exciting Partnership for Peace & Youth Empowerment Project! The African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC) is proud to announce an inspiring partnership with the Institute for Economics & Peace (IEP) for the implementation of the NSW Global Links: Proudly funded by the NSW Government through the Multicultural NSW COMPACT Program, this 3-year project aims to promote […]
African community leaders, faith leaders, and youth leaders to our roundtable discussion in Sydney.
African Australian Advocacy Centre hosts a roundtable discussion with community, faith, and youth leaders to foster collaboration and strengthen community engagement.
🗳️ Your Voice Matters – Vote in the Upcoming Federal Election!
To all members of the African Australian community, The upcoming Australian Federal Election is your opportunity to have a say in the future of our country. Every vote counts, and your participation is essential in shaping decisions that affect our communities, families, and future generations. Who Can Vote? You can vote if: Check your enrolment […]
African Australian Youth Empowered at Leadership Workshop in Parramatta
On Saturday, March 15, 2025, the African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC) successfully hosted a vibrant and inspiring Youth Leadership and Empowerment Workshop at 41 Hunter Street, Parramatta. The one-day event brought together a diverse group of young African Australians, aged 15 to 25, for an interactive experience focused on leadership, public speaking, self-confidence, and self-advocacy. […]
Uniting for Impact: Collaboration with the Council of African Descent to Strengthen African Advocacy
Kicking off the year with synergy and shared vision, this post highlights the African Australian Advocacy Centre’s collaborative approach with the Council of African Descent representatives in Europe. Through partnerships with government, NGOs, and academic institutions, both groups champion meaningful change and underline collaboration as the cornerstone of lasting impact for people of African descent.
Introducing AAAC’s African Advocacy Team Queensland: A Step Towards Greater Community Impact
The African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC) is proud to introduce our African Advocacy Team Queensland, led by Dr. Jane Chimungeni-Brassington, PhD. This diverse and passionate team of ten brings skills, lived experience, and a commitment to social justice to further AAAC’s mission of community impact in Queensland.
AAAC Team Attended the Strength to Strength Training
The African Australian Advocacy Centre attended the Strength to Strength professional development program in Sydney, organised by The Scanlon Foundation. The training covered key areas such as governance & structure, finance (budgeting and forecasting), stakeholder engagement, communication, and strategies for finding and retaining donors. This was a crucial opportunity for the African Australian Advocacy Centre […]
City of Sydney Support and Recognition in Strengthening Cultural Diversity for our Global City
The African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC) representatives joined other members of African descent living in Sydney CBD to witness a significant moment as Councillor Councillor (Waskam) Emelda Davis introduced a motion to enhance cultural diversity in our global city. The City of Sydney Council has officially passed a motion to recognise and support Africa Day […]
Human Rights Commissioner, Lorraine Finlay, Visits AAAC
The African Australian Advocacy Centre( AAAC) sincerely thanks the Human Rights Commissioner for meeting with its executive committee today. The discussion covered the significant contributions of people of African descent in Australia and the challenges they continue to face. We shared some stories from people who come to us for assistance. It was enlightening to understand […]