The CBCF Avoice Virtual Library is a premier source of information about historical and contemporary Black policy issues important to researchers, academics, educators, and students. Avoice captures and preserves the rich history of Black political and legislative contributions for future generations.

CPAR produces district-level as well as national community forums to explore public policy concerns and pursue policy solutions that meet people where they are and serve them with access to viable and qualified information.

CPAR regularly publishes policy briefs, fact sheets, and reports addressing key public policy issues affecting the global Black community, including criminal justice, education access, economic development, public health, voting rights, and Black representation in the ever-growing technology sector.