The Annual Global Youth Service Day (April 26-28) is approaching. Celebrating 36 years of youth changing the world, it’s the longest-running annual youth participation event globally. Open to ages 5-25, it fosters collaboration for the common good and acknowledges youth’s year-round impact on communities. The aim is to unite youth from diverse backgrounds, empowering them to contribute positively during this special celebration period.
Check the first Afro-Latina in U.S. Quarter. The coin will feature Cruz’s signature catchphrase “Azucar!”
If you want to take your cleaning outdoors, Sacramento has lots of organizations that will give you an opportunity to do so!
Da’juantay Wynter, alumnus of the Grants Advisory Board for Youth, shares a remarkable journey from a Popeyes manager at 17 to a sophomore at Washington University in St. Louis. Battling family responsibilities and poverty, Da’juantay reflects on the unexpected twists, emphasizing the transformative power of education.
In the spirit of giving, the vibrant community at Sacramento State comes together to make a meaningful impact this holiday season. Our upcoming blog post captures the heartwarming story of Sac State students and staff volunteering their time to distribute a staggering 1,900 holiday meals.
If you know of a young person creating positive change in the community please nominate them for The California Endowment Youth Awards.
We’re much more likely to remember things that are important to us, things that we make note of.
Davian Kimbrough, the 13-year-old from Woodland, has achieved an incredible milestone by becoming the youngest player to make his debut for the Sacramento Republic FC.
Maria Torres-Falcon of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Manuel Castellanos Beltran of the National Institute of Standards and Technology worked together to create a system to send life-saving weather information to diverse audiences.
The idea for Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated throughout the latter half of September and the first half of October, began as a way to promote the history, culture, and contributions of Hispanic-Americans — specifically, those whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America.
By: Alexis Oatman The article discusses 50 Cent’s efforts to provide positive recreational activities and sports opportunities for children in Sacramento as a way to reduce violence during the summer months. The rapper, known for his business acumen and philanthropy, revealed in an interview with The Sacramento Bee that he has partnered with the Sacramento […]
We do some pretty cool work out in Fresno and the young people there do some amazingly cool works of their own. This month Fresno held its first Latinx graduation ceremony, an event advocated for and organized by local high school students. Some of their goals were to highlight higher education amongst Latinx/Chicanx families and […]