The National Network for Arab American Communities (NNAAC) is a consortium of independent Arab American community-based organizations. Established in 2004 as a national institution of ACCESS, NNAAC currently has 35 members in 13 different states.
To improve the lives of Arab Americans by amplifying their voices, strengthening the capacity of member organizations, improving representation, and increasing accountability to our communities.
NNAAC's Capacity Building program supports member growth with tailored assistance, training, grants, and an annual national conference featuring workshops, networking, and peer learning.
NNAAC supports Arab American communities through Capacity Building for organizational growth and Advocacy and Civic Engagement (ACE), focusing on civic participation, immigrant rights, and the TAKE ON HATE campaign.
NNAAC’s Policy and Advocacy program elevates Arab American and MENA voices, addressing community needs, driving positive change, and promoting equitable service delivery at local, state, and federal levels.
NNAAC and its members are dedicated to supporting the next generation of leaders and providing meaningful ways for the Arab American community to engage in community service.
We are led by an experienced and dedicated team serving our member organizations, and guided by an advisory board.
