Leicester - St Peters
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ACCF - African Caribbean Citizens Forum
Who are we and what do we do?

The purpose of the African Caribbean Citizen's Forum is to effectively represent and address the cultural, economic, educational and social interest of African & African Caribbean people in Leicestershire.

ACCF will work with any individual, organisation or authority to promote, initiate, develop and secure a range of programme's, activities and strategies for the benefit of African & African caribbean people.

ACCF will co-ordinate information across the whole authority on the key issues and concerns that affect the African & African Caribbean Community.

Martin Luther King Day in Leicester

Rosa Parks sat so that that Martin Luther King could Walk.
Martin Luther King walked so that Barack Obama could run.

Martin Luther King day in 2008 takes on special significance... as it fortuitously falls on the eve of the inauguration of Barack Obama as the 44th President of the United States.

Martin Luther King day in Leicester is to celebrated at the African Caribbean Centre in Maidstone Road. 6.30pm to 9pm on the 19th January.

Refreshments provided.

Please RSVP to the African Caribbean
Citizens Forum either by
email: info@accforum.co.uk or by
phone: 0116 2530947

Download Martin Luther King Day in Leicester event Flyer

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Their contributions enable St Peters NM to fund our campaigns as well as web publishing.

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  The purpose of the African Caribbean Citizen's Forum is to effectively represent and address the cultural, economic, educational and social interest of African & African Caribbean people in Leicestershire.
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  ACCF will work with any individual, organisation or authority to promote, initiate, develop and secure a range of programme's, activities and strategies for the benefit of African & African caribbean people.
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  ACCF will co-ordinate information across the whole authority on the key issues and concerns that affect the African & African Caribbean Community
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  ACCF AGM 2006
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  Martin of ACCF speaks with Secretary General of Muslim Council of Britain Dr Muhammad Abdul Bari
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  ACCF AGM 2006 at the african caribbean centre
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  Accf Mental Health Conference 2006
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  Accf Mental Health Conference 2006 workshops
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  Rapport is ACCF's principle publication