AAC has presented over 200 workshops, trainings, classes, performances, and exhibitions of traditional and contemporary art through out the years in both Nigeria and the San Francisco Bay Area.

The IAAC staff of professional artists and volunteers have a long and in depth experience in working with ethnically diverse youth and adults that have been presented with many social, economic and spiritual challenges,

IAAC has worked with at risk youth and adults in Alameda, San Francisco, and Contra Costa Counties.

In Alameda County:

1. Longfellow Middle School
2. Sobrante Park Elementary and Madison Jr. High
3. East Bay Habitat for Humanity, East Bay Conservation Corporation (Americorp)
4. Highland Hospital-substance abuse clinic
5. Asha House-Agency for pregnant teens
6. Sobrante Park consortium, Sobrante Park Home Owner Association
7. East Oakland Youth Development Center (EOYDC)
8. High, Street Academy High
9. Volunteers of America-Booth Family Apartments (prisoner mother/infant program)
10. Kaiser Hospital Oakland, Sid-de Cell Clinic
11. Frick Jr. High, Havenscourt Jr.
12. Oakland Museum, Oakland Zoo, Koncepts Gallery 21"
13. Century Learning Center after school program for Stonehurst Elementary
14. U. C. Berkeley-Black history Dept
15. Martin Luther King Middle School
16. Berkeley Unified School District After school Program for Thousand Oaks Elementary

In Contra Costa County:

1. Contra Costa College foster care program
2. Wells Fargo Bank-Richmond Branch
3. Richmond Arts Center

In San Francisco County:

1. Circle Gallery
2. Aptos Jr. High
3. Barbara Davis Modeling Agency
4. Western Addition Cultural Center
5. 39 Gallery
6. Horace Mann Jr. High