Sacramento Area Black Caucus

09/14/2026

09/09/2026

Now more than ever, SCEC’s “Save-Our-Kids" movement calls on fathers, grandfathers, uncles, mentors, coaches, business and faith leaders to Sign Up, Show Up! Speak Up! once a month at local School Board Meetings. Watch “Save-Our-Kids”: Click Here
As you know, SCEC is building a powerful advocacy network to change academic outcomes for our students, by voicing concerns and delivering practical solutions to 7 Sacramento County Public school districts. (Elk Grove, Folsom Cordova, Natomas, Sac City, San Juan, Twin Rivers, Sac. Co. Office of Education). Now, we challenge African American / Black men to join us.
Here are the 2 actions we ask you to take:
● Send the Registration Link: Think of the trusted men / organizations in your circle of influence and send them the registration link right now. Our goal is 125 men!
👉 SIGN UP HERE: Click Here
Note: The first training will take place on September 19th (See attached flyer)

● Share Our Video Now: Blast our campaign video out to your personal pages, text threads, friends, family, circle of influence, church and civic groups. (Here’s the link: Click Here)
Feel free to copy and paste one of these quick captions to introduce the video to:
1. Your Community: “Our kids need all of us. Please watch and share this video. I'm encouraging you as a (civic, church or business) leader who cares. to get involved.”
2. The Men You Respect: “ I respect you and we need you at the podium. Sign up today and invite another man to join”
3. Your Extended Family: “Dad, uncle, coach, neighbor, it’s time to show up for our kids. They need strong leaders and advocates like you. Join us today.”
4. Trusted Leaders: “You are a man I trust with our kids’ future. I’m tagging you and want you to watch this video. Please accept my invitation to get involved today.”
Thank you for jumping into action with us to build this movement today.
With deepest gratitude,
Save Our Kids!
Co-Leaders, Linton Hall and John Taylor
Sacramento County Education Coalition (SCEC)

09/06/2026

Sacramento Region REACH (Rincon Environment and Climate Heroes) Scholarship - Sacramento Region Community Foundation - Scholarships.

The scholarship was established to promote and encourage racial diversity in the environmental industry. Rincon Consultants, Inc. believes that fostering a workplace where diversity of perspectives and opinions are encouraged and will lead to a more informed, creatively aligned, and socially aware t...

09/05/2026

WCIC/Playmate Head Start Programs are recruiting children for the 2026-2027 school year- full-day openings- ages 3- 5. Please see the attached flyer and share it!! Thank you!!

09/05/2026

Sacramento County Education Coalition
(SCEC) Town Hall: Hear Directly From Candidates

We are excited to invite you to the upcoming SCEC Town Hall Meeting, featuring candidates running for school board positions. The future of our children and their education is on the line. Hear directly from the candidates on how they plan to shape it..

Date: Saturday, September 19th
Time: 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
See attached flyer for full details and location information.

09/03/2026

Black Girl Joy Day is Official.

California has officially recognized August 10
as Black Girl Joy Day with the passage of ACR 226.

We’re proud to have supported this recognition and grateful to Assemblymember Lori D. Wilson and the California Legislative Black Caucus for championing Black girls across our state.

08/26/2026

Center of Praise Ministries’ Justice Response Team hosts a free Community Emergency Preparedness Fair on Saturday, Aug. 29, to help Sacramento-area families learn what to do before, during, and after an emergency.

The fair runs from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. . at the Center of Praise Ministries Legacy Center, 2324 L St.

For more info visit:

Sacramento families can learn emergency planning, fire safety and evacuation preparedness at a free Aug. 29 fair hosted by Center of Praise Ministries.

08/20/2026

Join BAJI’s Black Migrant Power Series on “Black August,” happening tomorrow, August 20th from 6-7PM EST. Our team will discuss the origins of Black August, its relation to Black resistance and political education, and how camaraderie builds collective power in our communities and beyond! ✊🏾
➡️Register here or at the link in our bio: http://WWW.BIT.LY/BEYONDTHESYSTEM S

Join BAJI’s Black Migrant Power Series on “Black August,” happening tomorrow, August 20th from 6-7PM EST. Our team will discuss the origins of Black August, its relation to Black resistance and political education, and how camaraderie builds collective power in our communities and beyond! ✊🏾

➡️Register here or at the link in our bio: http://WWW.BIT.LY/BEYONDTHESYSTEM

08/20/2026

Know their names.
Six Black immigrants become names the country is trying to forget – and names we refuse to let disappear.
Dr. Fatima Ameaka. Sister Leticia Ugboaja. Clean “Uncle Lou” Williams. Daphy Michel. Emmanuel Damas. Imam Fouad Saeedh Abdulkadir.
They were a scholar, nun, community elder, research scientist, restaurant owner, and faith leader.
They were taken from us by ICE, detention, and a system expanding its reach into Black and Brown communities.
Some died in custody. Some died after release. All of them were ours.
Swipe to read their names. Say them out loud. Share this post so that their names travel further than the headlines that tried to bury them.
Our humanity can’t depend on our immigration status.