The Annual Legislative Conference (ALC) is an event held by the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF) every year in Washington, D.C. The ALC brings together policymakers, activists, scholars, and community members to discuss important issues affecting African Americans and the African diaspora. The conference features panel discussions, workshops, plenary sessions, and networking opportunities focused on topics such as civil rights, social justice, economic empowerment, healthcare, education, and political activism.

The ALC plays a crucial role in advancing the policy priorities of the Black community and promoting dialogue on key issues facing African Americans. It provides a platform for leaders to exchange ideas, collaborate on solutions, and mobilize for action. Over the years, the conference has helped shape national policies and legislation that address systemic inequalities and promote equity and justice for Black Americans.

The ALC also includes a variety of special events and activities, such as a job fair, a national town hall meeting, a prayer breakfast, and a gala celebration. It is an important gathering for those committed to advancing the interests of the Black community and advocating for social change at the highest levels of government.