The Annual Legislative Conference (ALC) is an event hosted by the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF) that serves as an important gathering for policymakers, activists, scholars, and community members to discuss critical issues impacting the African American community and to advance policy solutions.

The ALC features panel discussions, workshops, networking opportunities, and a variety of events that focus on issues such as education, healthcare, economic empowerment, criminal justice reform, and voting rights. It provides a platform for Black leaders and advocates to engage with members of Congress, share research and best practices, and collaborate on strategies to address systemic disparities and promote social justice.

The Annual Legislative Conference has become a significant event in Black history as it highlights the importance of advocacy and political engagement in advancing the interests of the African American community. It also serves as a forum for celebrating the achievements and contributions of Black leaders while encouraging the next generation to continue the fight for equality and justice.