The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF) holds an annual event called the Annual Legislative Conference (ALC) as part of its mission to advance the global Black community. The ALC brings together legislators, community leaders, activists, scholars, and advocates to discuss policy issues affecting African Americans and people of African descent.

The conference typically includes panel discussions, workshops, networking opportunities, and social events focused on topics such as economic empowerment, healthcare, education, criminal justice reform, and civil rights. The goal of the ALC is to promote dialogue, collaboration, and advocacy around key issues impacting the Black community and to develop strategic solutions to address these challenges.

The ALC serves as an important platform for Black leaders to engage with policymakers, share ideas and best practices, and mobilize around legislative priorities. It provides a space for stakeholders to work together to push for policies that promote equity, justice, and opportunity for all. Over the years, the ALC has played a critical role in shaping public policy and driving positive change for African Americans and other marginalized communities.