CBCF House at Martha’s Vineyard

In celebration of its 50th anniversary, the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF) returned to Martha’s Vineyard for a week of engaging discussions, meaningful connections, and collaborative dialogue on the critical issues impacting Black communities and the future of the next generation.

The CBCF House, powered by Amazon, Dell Technologies, and Waste Management, served as a gathering place for leaders, changemakers, partners, and community members to exchange ideas, explore emerging challenges, and identify solutions that can advance equity and opportunity.

Throughout the week, CBCF welcomed insightful speakers, attendees, special guests, and valued partners who helped make the experience impactful and memorable. CBCF extends its sincere appreciation to Pfizer, Capital One, Google, the Legal Defense Fund, The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, Black Futures Lab, BridgeBio, National Medical Association, Airbnb, and Milken Institute for their continued partnership and support.

From thought-provoking conversations to opportunities for connection and collaboration, CBCF’s time on the Vineyard reflected the spirit of its 50th anniversary theme: Rooted, Ready, & Rising.

As we look ahead, the conversation continues at the 55th Annual Legislative Conference (ALC55) in Washington, D.C. We invite you to join CBCF for another opportunity to connect, engage, and shape the policies and ideas that will define our collective future.

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