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The Stephens Foundation recognizes that environmental justice is intertwined with social equity and governance. By empowering communities through civic engagement, it creates pathways to address environmental disparities, ensuring that all individuals have a voice in building healthier, more sustainable futures.
TSF Worked with the County of Sacramento to help bring the EJ Element to life! Learn more about the EJ Element and how it's policies can help your organization!
The City of Sacramneto recently adopted a 2040 General Plan which will go into effect March 28, 2024. This new General Plan includes community plan areas and an Environmental Justice Element.
In 2020 Sacramento County Board of Supervisors declared that racism was a public health crisis. They have since adopted a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion cabinet to help bring more DEI efforts in to the County.
The FRCBP was a community led effort to clean up a stretch of Florin Road from Tamoshanter Way to Franklin Board. This project was a massive effort that included litter abatement, more art in public spaces, and education and youth outreach. This effort was sponsored by Clean California, and TSF wants to make sure we keep the area clean even!
The State of California is offering EJ Action Grants for non-profits who can help bring the mission to life. To find out more about funding opportunities visit the website.
Watch this video produced by Foxy Five Productions and Consulting about the impact waste litter and debris has on our community!
The Stephens Foundation (TSF) is working with Sacramento County's Planning Department in developing policies that pertain to Environmental Injustices. The County is requesting to hold a meeting with community organizations to develop a better understanding of the community index, and TSF has been tasked with organizing a community meeting.
Background
On Thursday 10/25/2018 the County conducted a workshop that requested community members to come and learn about Environmental Justice and provide community members and organizations a platform to discuss how the County's Planning department can help make South Sacramento a healthier, safer, and more equitable community.
Although the workshop effectively discussed the County's policy goals; the County determined that a follow-up meeting would increase the amount of Community involvement in the policies.
TSF representatives were present at the workshop and requested to gather leaders from community organizations, and organize a meeting with these community leaders and with County Staff.
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