Technical Assistance
Support local organizations through student experiential learning and field-placement assignments.
Connecting knowledge, technical assistance, and experiential learning to strengthen organizations, leaders, and communities.
The Human Capital Incubator is an AFCA social and economic development initiative created in partnership with Howard University School of Law’s Alternative Dispute Resolution Program and USAID in the Dominican Republic.
The Incubator serves as a regional resource hub supporting local development initiatives through research, technical assistance, experiential education, conflict resolution, and policy reform.
AFCA brings students, institutions, organizations, and community stakeholders together to support locally informed solutions and build long-term capacity.
Support local organizations through student experiential learning and field-placement assignments.
Assess the implementation of local laws and their impact on marginalized populations.
Use conflict-resolution techniques to help community stakeholders address targeted issues.
Formulate policy-reform recommendations for local and international stakeholders.
The Human Capital Incubator’s service model has been deployed to address critical social, educational, environmental, and economic-development needs.
Building knowledge and partnerships that help communities respond to environmental concerns and inequities.
Supporting initiatives that expand learning opportunities, institutional capacity, and equitable educational access.
Developing research and policy guidance that supports reform, philanthropy, and sustainable community investment.
Connect with AFCA to discuss technical assistance, experiential learning, institutional partnerships, and human-capital development opportunities.