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Climate Action Plan – Take Action Now!
Sacramento County released its final draft CAP on Friday for a 30-day public review, and in our latest review, we continued to focus on four factors, which together will make the CAP worse than none if not improved. Vague, unenforceable, and/or unfunded measures; Support for massive high-GHG sprawl development, rather than feasible infill; Lack of […]
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Community Organizer Training
Make a Difference In Your Community! Join 350 Sacramento and Sac EJC for a free, online course on how you can take steps to improve and support your community and yourself. What will I learn? How to engage with elected officials How to build partnerships Media & communication skills The basics of community organizing Do […]
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Call into Sac’s Budget Subcommittee Meeting tomorrow, 5/6 at 10:30am!
Please consider calling in to the 10:30 am Budget Subcommittee meeting tomorrow, leaving a voicemail for your council member, or leaving a comment in the comment portal. For the agenda and more information click here. What are our asks? 1. The climate crisis is urgent. This proposed budget does not reflect that. (Note: there is […]
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Meet the 350 Sacramento staff!
We’ve recently expanded and brought on three more staff members! Meet our new staff team! Moiz Mir, Program Director Moiz has a B.S. in Environmental Studies and a background in restoration ecology. He got involved with 350 Sacramento as he was concluding his degree at Sacramento State in 2019 and has been involved ever since; first […]
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2022 Annual Meeting Recap
Thank you to everyone who joined our Annual Meeting on April 16! Our teams have made some amazing accomplishments in the last year and will continue to work hard in the coming year. Below are a few highlights from the meeting. A shout-out to our amazing Volunteers of the Year: Alex Aruj, Oscar Balaguer, Rosie […]
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Youth Camp for Climate Action 2019 Recap
In the summer of 2019, 350 Sacramento invited a group of youth between the ages of 15-24 to participate in a “Youth Camp for Climate Action” primarily organized by Ilonka Zlatar and other environmental justice organizers. Campers were a part of a 3-day peer teaching group learning grassroots organizing skills to fight climate change combined […]
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