The Annual Legislative Conference (ALC) is an event organized by the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF) that focuses on political, social, and economic issues affecting African Americans and people of African descent. The conference typically takes place in Washington, D.C., and brings together legislators, policymakers, scholars, activists, and community leaders to discuss and strategize on important issues impacting the Black community.

The ALC features a variety of sessions, workshops, forums, and networking opportunities that address topics such as criminal justice reform, voting rights, healthcare, economic empowerment, education, and more. It also includes a job fair, cultural events, and a gala dinner where individuals and organizations are honored for their contributions to the advancement of African Americans.

The Annual Legislative Conference is an important platform for advocacy and empowerment within the Black community, providing a space for dialogue, collaboration, and action on key issues affecting African Americans both nationally and globally.