The Multiethnic Advocates for Cultural Competence (MACC) is a statewide organization committed to transforming systems through the implementation and sustainment of concepts related to cultural competence. We are a clearinghouse for training, resources, research, best practices, and collaboration. READ MORE

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WELCOME to

MACC, INC

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Message from our Executive Director,

Tracy Maxwell Heard

our mission & VISION

MACC’s mission is to  transform current systems by  implementing cultural competence concepts and tools into policies and programs across systems, organizations and businesses.

Our Vision is for diverse populations to achieve equitable outcomes.

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MEMBERSHIP

MACC relies on the support of its members to continue to grow and work towards achieving its mission of providing culturally competent services to diverse populations.  

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LEARNING CENTER

Serving our community with Effective Cultural Competency Training since 2006, MACC is a premier one-stop

Cross-Cultural Training Center. 

MACC EVENTS

JOIN MACC in 2021 for

• Cultural Conversations

• The Compass Conference

• Annual Meeting

• New Workshops

• And so much more!

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MEDIA

The Multiethnic Advocates for Cultural Competence Media Center is the destination for resources, news, and information. 

Our new newsletter, YOUTUBE channel, and social media platforms provide outreach for our programs and services to the community,

THE  MASTERS OF CROSS-CULTURAL NAVIGATION

MACC offers fully customizable training workshops and programs for any business, organization, or industry.

MACC also provides technical assistance and cultural audits to assist organizations and individuals on their road to cultural proficiency.

MACC's workshops, training, and seminars are conducted by certified and professional instructors.  Our Train The Trainer Workshop will give your business and organization in-house representatives for ongoing and customized sessions for your HR and D&U Officers.

Cultural competence is not just a statement of quality practice. Cultural competence also requires advocacy and activism. It is critically important to provide quality services to those who find themselves marginalized; and it is also essential to disrupt the societal processes that marginalize populations.

Multiethnic Advocates for

Cultural Competence, Inc

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