Black-Owned Business Directory
Cultural Organizations (32)
Lewiston , Maine
At IFKA we are focused on positively impacting the community where we operate, the lives of vulnerable and underserved populations, and the health of our region. We combine purpose, innovation, and experience to deliver impactful…
Portland , Maine
At Maine Language Connect, we are dedicated to making qualified, trained interpreters and translators available to our clients while ensuring a fair compensation for the professionals who work with us. MLC prioritizes professional development and…
Lewiston , Maine
Public Health agency that support New Mainers about healthy living and teaching through Health Literacy for Women, Men, and Adolecent Health.
Portland , Maine
Cross Cultural Community Services is an organization owned and operated by three women of color, with three lifetimes of personal and professional experience in the field of cultural equity and community building. We are dedicated…
Portland, Maine
The Abyssinian Meeting House has a rich history and strong connection to the African community in Maine. Founded in 1828, it is the oldest meeting house in Maine and the third oldest African American Meeting…
Westbrook, Maine
At Common Threads of Maine, our mission is to promote fulfilling careers in the Maine textile industry by teaching people to become skilled stitchers, advocating for fair treatment in the workplace, and assisting business development.…
Lewiston, Maine
Djibouti Community and Volunteer Services supports the members of the Djibouti Community and their families through the resettlement, acculturation, integration, and citizenship process who are living in the Twin Cities of Lewiston and Auburn, Maine…
Lewiston , Maine
At A.C.M. our mission revolves around raising the standard of living and the peaceful nature of the Angolan people who have chosen Maine to be their home. Our Vision Statement: To live in Maine with…
Portland, Maine
"The Rwanda Community Association of Maine provides integration guidance and support to Rwandan immigrants in Maine." President, Antoine Bikamba
Lewiston, Maine
Discover the challenges, warmth, and eventual migration to Lewiston, where the Somali community found safety and new possibilities in the face of limited resources.