Where it all started.

Through a mini grant from the Black Child Legacy Campaign in Arden Arcade, our Founder bought and distrubuted multicultural books to families in the community at grocery giveaway sites in 2020 & 2021.

Where it all started.

Through a mini grant from the Black Child Legacy Campaign in Arden Arcade, our Founder bought and distrubuted multicultural books to families in the community at grocery giveaway sites in 2020 & 2021.

Through a min grant from the Black Child Legacy Campaign in

Oak Park, we led workshops for youth docents in training at the Sojourner Truth African Heritage Museum in South Sacramento.

Through a min grant from the Black Child Legacy Campaign in

Oak Park, we led workshops for youth docents in training at the Sojourner Truth African Heritage Museum in South Sacramento.

Through a second mini grant from the Black Child Legacy Campaign of Arden-Arcade, we developed our first traveling exhbit complete with 19th century African-American women, and books on Black History.

Through a second mini grant from the Black Child Legacy Campaign of Arden-Arcade, we developed our first traveling exhbit complete with 19th century African-American women, and books on Black History.

Through a second mini grant from the Black Child Legacy Campaign of Arden-Arcade, we developed our first traveling exhbit complete with 19th century African-American women, and books on Black History.

Through grants from the California State Library, and the Sacramento Region Community Foundation we developed our second traveling exhbit on 20th century Japanese-Americans of the Sacramento region, and gave out books covering the history and experience of Asian Amercans and Pacific Islanders.i

Through grants from the California State Library, and the Sacramento Region Community Foundation we developed our second traveling exhbit on 20th century Japanese-Americans of the Sacramento region, and gave out books covering the history and experience of Asian Amercans and Pacific Islanders.

Through grants from the California State Library, and the Sacramento Region Community Foundation we developed our second traveling exhbit on 20th century Japanese-Americans of the Sacramento region, and gave out books covering the history and experience of Asian Amercans and Pacific Islanders.

Through the Health Careers Exploration Program grant from the California department of Health Care Access & Information, we created an educational workshop for youth that promoted the contributions of health professionals of color who helped advance nutrition and farm to fork culture in California.

Through the Health Careers Exploration Program grant from the California department of Health Care Access & Information, we created an educational workshop for youth that promoted the contributions of Sacramentans and people of color who helped advance nutrition and farm to fork culture in California.

Commissioned by the Center for Sacramento History to create lesson plans and materials to accompany a short film on John Sutte: the first developer in the region. The film was created to promote previously excluded perspectives from the Native tribes of Sacramento about Mr. Sutter.

Land for the Stateless is a collection of Short Stories for youth about Californians who fought for Education Equality. The book highlights people of color who became educators and were instrumental in developing the Sacramento Region of California.