Under the African Research Network (ARN), ALEC Fellows, researchers and scholars share their research; discuss policy issues affecting the African Diaspora and Africa, its democratic transitions, Good Governance, Human rights, the economy, leadership and strategy.
ALEC Fellows are experts in their professional fields, able to provide respected opinion on issues advocated by the organization, as well as provide expert testimonies to the US Congress.
Summary List of ALEC Fellows and Experts who are from time to time requested for expert opinion, conferences, radio appearances, and televised interviews on a variety of socio-economic and political issues:

1. Selected US Senators and Members of Congress.
2. Local, State and Federal elected Officials.
3. Heads of States and Heads of Governments.
4. African Ambassadors accredited to the US.
5. Political and Religious personalities.
6. Leaders of Non-profit Organizations.
7. Leaders of Youth and Women Organizations.
8. Business and Community Leaders.
9. ALEC Youth Leadership Academy.
10. Professor Brimmy Olaghere, President, United States African Development Consortium.
11. H.E. Edwin Edobor, Fomer Ambassador.
12. H.E. Aminata Salum Ali, African Union Ambassador to the U.S.
13. Professwor Sulayman Nyang, Howard University.
14. Professor Tazoacha Asonganyi, Former Secretary-General, The Social Democratic Front (SDF), Political party, Cameroon.
15. Gerald LeMelle, Executive Director, Africa Action.
16. Elliot Repko, Foreign Affairs Officer, The US State Department.
17. Dave Peterson, National Endowement for Democracy (NED).
18. Dr. Samuel Etuk, Scholar, Publisher and Motivational Speaker.
19. Barrister Charles Taku, International Court of Justice.
20. Dr Ntembe Augustine, Bowie State University.
21. Harold Johnson, Project Resources International.
22. Marsha Jones, PhD Researcher.
23. Pat Harris, PhD Researcher.
24. Eucharia Mbachu, Journalist.