About ARN

The African Resource Network (ARN) is an unincorporated membership network within the Center for African Refugees and Immigrants. Africans represent one of America’s fastest-growing communities.

Africans represent one of America’s fastest-growing communities. As the community has grown so have the number of community organizations that have developed in support of it. ARN builds connections among African community-based organizations (CBOs) throughout the United States. The Network provides a voice for the African community. We empower and expand newcomer participation in the civic process and raise public awareness about the challenges African newcomers face. In short, ARN fosters integration among communities. CARI works with the Network to strengthen members’ agencies through community, organizational, resource development, and technical assistance services.

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The African Resource Network (ARN) is a national network of organizations and individuals engaged in promoting the well-being of Africans living in the United States.It is facilitated and managed by ECDC CARI. The Network serves as a forum for members to share personal experiences, build organizational capacity, and collectively organize around shared concerns.

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Spotlight

The African Refugee Network Newsletter is a monthly publication of CARI, which examines the latest news and events relevant to African refugees living in the United States and abroad. To view the latest edition, click here.