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A nonprofit serving Algerian families in New England.
AACA Boston is a 501(c)(3) cultural association celebrating Algerian heritage and building community across Massachusetts and beyond.
Our story
AACA Boston was born from kitchen-table conversations among Algerian families in Massachusetts who wanted to give their children a place to feel at home in both worlds. What began as informal Sunday couscous gatherings grew into a recognized cultural association.
Today we host independence-day celebrations, run weekend Arabic classes, organize youth programs, and offer mentorship and mutual-aid networks, a community of families, students, professionals, and elders united by the same roots.
Our mission
To celebrate Algerian heritage and serve the Algerian-American community across New England through cultural events, educational programs, and mutual support, while building bridges with our neighbors.
How we operate
AACA Boston is governed by a volunteer board and run by three committees focused on Education, Extracurriculars, and Community Support. Membership dues, donations, and grants fund our programs. Annual reports are published each January.
What guides our work
Community first
Every decision starts with what helps Algerian families thrive in New England.
Heritage & pride
We celebrate Algerian language, music, food, and history with confidence.
Transparency
As a 501(c)(3), we publish budgets, board minutes, and program outcomes.
Bridge-building
We connect generations and our wider Boston community.
