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Public & Social Services, Social & Human Services Organizations, Social Service Organizations
3018 W 48th St
Los Angeles, CA 90043
Los Angeles, CA 90043
The African American Cultural Center-Los Angeles is a vibrant hub of African American culture, history, and education. Their mission is to celebrate, sustain, and develop African American thought and practice, introducing it to history and humanity. With a variety of programs and events, the center offers something for everyone looking to learn and engage with African American culture. They have the Limbiko Tembo School of African American Culture, offering educational opportunities for all ages. The center also hosts the Black & World News Forum, bringing together diverse perspectives on important topics. Their Ujamaa Greening Cooperative focuses on sustainable practices and environmental stewardship. The Timbuktu Book Circle encourages reading and discussion, while the Rites of Passage Program (Majando) supports the youth in their journey to adulthood. The center also offers support programs, such as the Mateka (Prisoners) Support Program and the Senu and Senut Society. Visitors can explore the Kawaida Institute of Pan-African Studies, participate in Conversations With Our History, and access the Speakers Bureau. The African American Cultural Center-Los Angeles is a vital resource for anyone interested in African American culture and history.