The Sacramento LGBT Community Center

10/06/2026

Wishlist for Q-Prom! We still have a few Q-Prom/Halloween items left, plus items that we need for our youth & housing programs for this upcoming holiday season. It's never too early to show your generosity:

10/05/2026

The "You Betta Work" Fair is coming up THIS Wednesday at Celebration Arts!

Confirmed employers:
Department of Energy & Safety
Cal OES (Office of Emergency Services)
UC Davis
SMUD
Yolo Cares
Paratransit
Realtor In Pink
Department of Managed Healthcare
Event Security Specialists
Empowering Possibilities Unlimited
Micron

Plus, two free workshops during the event:

HOW TO AI PROOF YOUR JOB APPLICATION
Presented by Ken Henderson, CEO of Buttered Business Marketing Agency

A RAINBOW OF OPPORTUNITY IN TECH
Hosted by James Myers, Sr. Director, Compute Customer Engineering & Soren Myer, SPC Engineer at Micron

Jobseekers, this fair is free! We do ask for you to register online or on-site, so please register at the link: https://bit.ly/4jHpFNj

10/05/2026

We need pumpkins! Drop them off at the Center at 2031 K St, Sacramento CA!

10/01/2026

We strongly condemn the U.S. Department of Education’s decision to rescind Title IX protections for LGBTQ+ students. LGBTQ+ young people already face disproportionate rates of bullying, harassment, and exclusion. Clear protections and affirming support systems are essential to ensuring every student can learn, succeed, and thrive.

While the federal government steps back from its responsibility to protect students, California must continue to lead. Our state's civil rights protections remain in place, and the Center remains firmly committed to the safety, dignity, and well-being of LGBTQ+ students. We will continue working alongside students, families, educators, and community partners to ensure LGBTQ+ young people are supported, empowered, and protected. We will also continue providing mental health support, advocacy, youth programming, and connections to resources for anyone experiencing discrimination, harassment, exclusion, or violence.

The Sacramento LGBT Community Center remains committed to building a region where all LGBTQ+ people can thrive. We believe every student deserves a safe, inclusive educational environment where they can learn, grow, and pursue their goals free from discrimination and fear.

10/01/2026

Eligible foster youth ages 16–23 in Sacramento County may qualify to receive $900 per month for up to two years through a new guaranteed income program.

Not sure if you qualify or need help applying? You don’t have to do it alone. Our Youth Advocates can help you complete your application and answer your questions.

🗓️ Apply October 1–31
📧 [email protected] for questions
🔗 uwccr.org/fosteryouthgi

10/01/2026

For many LGBTQ+ people, finding safety is not as simple as closing the door behind them. It can mean finding somewhere to sleep, someone who understands, care without judgment, or a community that welcomes them exactly as they are.

Your gift helps keep safety, care, and belonging within reach for LGBTQ+ people across our region.

Help the Center keep showing up: https://bit.ly/4h0IQij

10/01/2026

Celebrating LGBTQ+ History Month with an Icon Appreciation post! As we pass through difficult times, it's important to recognize the wonderful people who are working hard to lift their communities up and keep advocacy going all year.

To celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month and Filipino-American History Month, we want to highlight Geena Rocero, a Transgender Fil-Am fashion model, author, Trans Rights activist, and TED Speaker. At age 15, she was a competitive beauty pageant contestant in her hometown of Manila, Philippines, and immigrated to New York two years later. She was signed to a modeling agency just four years later at the age of 21.

Rocero holds the title as the first Transgender Filipina model for Pl***oy Magazine. In 2014, Rocero founded Gender Proud Productions, a media production company that works to amplify Trans voices and encourages Trans empowerment. Her work within this agency earned her a GLAAD Media award for her 2015 LogoTV series “Beautiful As I Want to Be”, a limited video series that grants the opportunity for Trans people to define beauty in their own words.

**this post was made by our 2025 Communications Interns

10/01/2026

Jobseekers! Attend our next career fair on Wednesday, October 7th!

When: Oct. 7, 10am-2pm
Where: 2727 B St. (Celebration Arts)

You can register online or on-site (come early) Don’t miss a special workshop about careers in tech by Micron!

Email [email protected] for info!

If you’re interested in securing a spot as an employer, please email us!

09/30/2026

Tomorrow, October 1st, join us for an important webinar at 6pm: "Healthcare Protections and Access: What California Families of Transgender Youth Need to Know" This is a crucial conversation about the CMS rule and what it means for our community. Register at the link to secure your spot. We hope to see you there! 🏳️‍⚧️ tinyurl.com/CareProtections

09/25/2026

New opportunity for former foster youth or will be exiting soon, in Sacramento County!

We’re excited to partner with United Way California Capital Region on a new guaranteed income program supporting eligible youth ages 16–23 with $900 a month for up to two years.

Applications are open October 1–31, and our Youth Advocates are here to help you through the application process!

🔗 Learn more & sign up for updates: uwccr.org/fosteryouthgi

If you need direct assistance with this, please email [email protected]

Are you a former foster youth who exited foster care after the age of 16, or will be exiting foster care soon, and live in Sacramento County? If so, you may be eligible for a new guaranteed income program coming soon that provides $900 per month for up to two years. This program is designed […]