With your support, the ACCL has been able to provide for the immigrant and refugee communities of the Greater Lowell area since the ribbon cutting ceremony on October 29, 2016, through education, advocacy, presentations, partnerships, community events and mentorship programs. Here ACCL director Gordon Halm is seen giving the values of the center as a gift during one of the tours by a community church summer program. Kids are seen stretching their hands to receive the core values of the center:
Achievements
Courage
Commitments
Leadership
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ONE
BIG
FAMILY
EIN: 84-2740360
MISSION
To equip African immigrants and refugees in the Greater Lowell area with resources to be actively engaged community members, through educational, social and cultural initiatives.
Core Values
Community Involvement
Advocacy
Educational Growth
Cultural Heritage
Our Symbols
Ivory
Represents the need to cherish and preserve our culture and to hold in high esteem our heritage won for us.
Peacock
Represents pride, vision and self-respect. We are proud of our culture, and we pride ourselves in treating all people with dignity in our community.
Zebra
Represents the intercultural connections of our shared community.
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Postcard by Artist, Robert Freeman, Parsley's Great Adventure Book & ACCL Walkathon T-shirt
