Sacramento Youth Center
The Sacramento Youth Center (SYC) is making a real difference by providing safe, supportive programs that empower local youth with job readiness, mental health resources, and mentorship.
The Sacramento Youth Center (SYC) is making a real difference by providing safe, supportive programs that empower local youth with job readiness, mental health resources, and mentorship.
Each year Sacramento County Voter Registration and Elections works with local high schools to host mock elections where students can engage in a version of the election process.
A giant shout out of appreciation goes out to ABC10 Sacramento for shining a light on the Latino Community and its many contributions to our region, state, and nation during Hispanic Heritage Month.
It’s hard to talk about classical studies without also mentioning how exclusionary the discipline has been. There are many efforts underway across the field of Classics to confront the longtime and damaging exclusion of underrepresented groups, especially Black and other people of color, from the field.
This year’s Student Leadership Camp was truly one of a kind. What made it especially unique was the involvement of our youth facilitators, who brought an incredible passion and dedication to creating an unforgettable experience for all the campers.
We are giving a standing ovation to The United Way and Sacramento State for awarding 10 former Foster Youth Students a monthly $500 stipend for the next year to assist them with their finances as they concentrate on their studies.
The winner of the 2024 Tiny Desk Contest is The Philharmonik!
In August 2023, members of the Department of Sound participated in a 4-Day Youth Development Institute aimed at cultivating engaging and supportive environments for youth growth.
The ICSC is a hybrid professional development opportunity focused on creating and enhancing equity, diversity, and inclusive practices. The audience includes teachers, administrators, family childcare providers, as well as paraeducators, higher education teaching staff, and educational coordinators.
Our dear friend and YDN Board Member, Kim Mohler went on a search to find her third-grade teacher to thank her for making her who she is today. 55 years later she found her and met up with her mentor.
Young people 13 to 24 years of age seeking to gain work experience with the city and other local employers this summer are invited to attend the 2024 Youth Resource & Employment Fair. This annual employment fair will be FREE and in-person on Saturday, April 6 from 9:15am – 12:00pm
The Sacramento Youth Commission (SYC) is dedicated to advocating for the welfare and empowerment of Sacramento’s youth. Established in 1993, SYC advises the City Council and the public on youth policies, programs, and opportunities, with the aim of enhancing their quality of life.