Cultural education is more than a pathway to success—it is a right, a lifeline, and a bridge to opportunity. At the Association of Africans and Caribbean Network (AACN), we understand the power of Cultural education to transform lives, strengthen families, and uplift communities.

Across Central Texas, too many African and Caribbean youth face barriers to academic achievement—be it language, finances, unfamiliar systems, or lack of mentorship. AACN stands in that gap. We offer programs designed to support students and adult learners alike, from mentorship and career prep workshops to scholarships and school supply drives.

Through our Youth Empowerment Workshops, we help prepare high school students for college and life beyond. Our Parent Engagement Forums equip immigrant parents with tools to support their children’s learning. We also collaborate with local schools and colleges to bridge resources where they’re most needed.

AACN also works with community leaders and advocates to ensure cultural wareness across the community. We believe that when students see themselves reflected in the community, their confidence grows—and so do their outcomes.

We’re proud of the students who’ve walked through our doors and gone on to become engineers, artists, teachers, and leaders. Their stories are testaments to what is possible when a community invests in its future.

👉 Call to Action:

Are you a student or parent looking for support? An educator with resources to share? Join our education network by emailing us at info@africancaribbeannetwork.org or visiting our 📢 AACN Facebook Page

https://www.facebook.com/AfricansCaribbeanNetwork