This event will bring together key experts from academia, community organisations, and local government services who are working with African diaspora communities in Greater Western...
African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC ) welcomes the preliminary recommendations made by the WGEPAD during its recent visit to Australia . As the findings...
The main purpose of their visit is to receive as much information as possible regarding human rights issues facing persons of African descent in...
The AAAC urges the Victorian government to work better with young people from African backgrounds in crime prevention strategies and to appoint multicultural community...
On the 10th of June 2021, 80 people gathered for the inaugural African Jewish Friendship Dinner at Canterbury League Club in Belmore NSW. Co-hosted...
As the outgoing chairperson, it gives me great pleasure to welcome you all to this year’s Annual General Meeting, celebrating our 2020/2021 accomplishments.
AAAC is run entirely by volunteers and receives no funding from governments or political organisations. It is dependant on the generous support of people like you.
Your donation will make a valuable contribution to furthering AAAC’s work promoting and advocating for the human rights of African Australians.
