The African Diaspora Ancestral Commemoration Institute (ADACI)

African Holocaust Affirmation

WE The Survivors of the AFRICAN HOLOCAUST, Stand FIRMLY on the Shoulders of Our ANCESTORS!
Respect Re-examine Reaffirm Rebuild Re-educate Redeem	Repatriate Rethink Rededicate Reclaim Re-unite REJOICE!!

ADACI Logo

The ADACI logo is an image with a lot of significant meaning to the community and all of those within the African Diaspora.

The design is more than just a pretty artistic impression. Want to know what it's all about? Click the read more button below and learn about the heritage and tradition behind the symbol!

Welcome to ADACI.net

The African Diaspora Ancestral Commemoration Institute (ADACI) is dedicated to institutionalizing the commemoration of the millions of Africans lost during the Atlantic and other periods of enslavement. A winner of the 2004 Community Service Award of the Millennium Club of the National Association of Negro Business & Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc. (NANBPWC, Inc.), ADACI has a 16-year history of providing outstanding educational and community-based programming in metropolitan Washington, D.C.

Event Calendar

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Dr. John Henrik Clarke

A professor in the Department of Black and Puerto Rican Studies at Hunter College in New York City, he retired from Hunter in 1984, after 20 years of service, but continued to teach as an adjunct professor until 1987. Read more...

ADACI International

See what our International Chapters are doing! ADACI has international chapter in Senegal and Nigeria. Like the US - based chapter, the international ADACI chapters exist to perpetuate the agenda of institutionalizing the commemoration of the millions of Africans lost during the Atlantic and other periods of enslavement. Read more...