We believe in people power and understand that building community capacity is essential to active and equitable collaboration in decision-making processes. As advocates, we bring together community members, policymakers, engineers, planners, and youth to advance equity and community-led decision-making across the Sacramento Region.

California Jobs First Sac-Yolo Subregion
Supporting equitable economic development around the creation of and access to high-quality jobs in Sacramento and Yolo Counties.

California Jobs First Yuba-Sutter Subregion
Supporting equitable economic development around the creation of and access to high-quality jobs in Yuba and Sutter Counties.

Safe Route To Parks and Healthy Retail
Analyzing park and healthy retail access and identifying policy and built environment opportunities to improve health through active travel to healthy destinations.

Sacramento Neighborhoods Activating on Air Quality
Empowering community members to monitor their air quality and guide investments to reduce carbon emissions and improve public health.

Sacramento Investment Without Displacement
Advocating for healthy communities, affordable housing & the stability of neighborhoods impacted by big developments.

Oak Park Active Transportation Study
Led advocacy efforts in Oak Park that resulted in a comprehensive streetscape master plan called, “Envision Broadway.”