Multiethnic Advocates for Cultural Competence (MACC, Inc.) 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.
We define cultural competence as a continuous learning process that builds knowledge, awareness, skills and capacity to identify, understand and respect the unique beliefs, values, customs, languages, abilities and traditions of all Ohioans in order to develop policies to promote effective programs and services.
We serve the state of Ohio and the nation, as a non-profit leader identifying barriers and offering and implementing solutions to health care access, employment, and equity in all sectors.
Please unmute the video to hear a brief welcome message from Executive Director Tracy Maxwell Heard.
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Upcoming Events
Multiple DatesTue, Feb 28Online EventUsing evidence-based best practices, MACC’s Equity Project Training series delivers informative and interactive workshops. Each module provides opportunities for participants to recognize the connectivity of systems that perpetuate racism and exacerbate equity issues in the criminal justice system.
Tue, Feb 28ColumbusThe purpose of the Cultural Coalition is to engage organizations and individuals throughout the state that represent minority communities, marginalized communities, and communities of color, and invite them to the table as part of MACC's ongoing advocacy efforts.
Mon, Mar 27Online EventUsing evidence-based best practices, MACC’s Equity Project Training series delivers informative and interactive workshops. Each module provides opportunities for participants to recognize the connectivity of systems that perpetuate racism and exacerbate equity issues in the criminal justice system.
Tue, Apr 25Online EventUsing evidence-based best practices, MACC’s Equity Project Training series delivers informative and interactive workshops. Each module provides opportunities for participants to recognize the connectivity of systems that perpetuate racism and exacerbate equity issues in the criminal justice system.
Tue, May 30Online EventLAW ENFORCEMENT: Practical Strategies for Reducing Racial Disparities in the Criminal Justice SystemUsing evidence-based best practices, MACC’s Equity Project Training series delivers informative and interactive workshops. Each module provides opportunities for participants to recognize the connectivity of systems that perpetuate racism and exacerbate equity issues in the criminal justice system.
