BAC and its allies will develop and implement programs and initiatives that address the varied needs of Black immigrants, such as language assistance, cultural competency training, and mental health support. It will tailor our programs to represent, support and lift up Black immigrants so that they have access to vital support and resources that will help them with their successful integration into society. BAC will advocate for policy changes, legislation and reforms that promote equity and fairness in the immigration system with a particular focus on addressing systemic barriers faced by Black immigrants.

That includes:

• Organizing cultural exchange events that celebrate the rich diversity within the Black community. And by showcasing the traditions, art, music, and cuisine of both Black immigrants and Black Americans, we can foster cultural understanding and appreciation.
• Promoting access to healthcare, working to overcome lack of health insurance, language barriers, cultural differences, and limited awareness of available services. The committee will collaborate with healthcare providers, organize health fairs, and provide information about available resources.
• Overcoming economic disadvantages by focusing on developing initiatives that promote economic empowerment, such as job training programs, entrepreneurship support, and financial literacy workshops. And increasing their access to opportunities and resources including greater access to quality education, job opportunities, affordable housing and economic empowerment through initiatives that promote economic empowerment, training programs, entrepreneurship support, and financial literacy workshops.
• Legal Representation: Black migrants often encounter challenges in accessing legal representation, particularly in immigration-related matters. The committee will conduct research to identify the specific legal challenges faced by Black immigrants and work towards ensuring that they have access to affordable and competent legal services