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Summer of Service Students Participate in Civic Engagement Workshop

Safe Routes to School Programs /

WALKSacramento hosted a civic engagement workshop in July with students participating in The Summer of Service program at Hiram Johnson High School. Summer of Service is 6-week program that gives incoming and current high school students the opportunity to become agents of change in their schools by completing student-led service learning projects ranging from suicide […]

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CLOSED Job Announcement: Community Planning Coordinator – Part-Time

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WALKSacramento seeks an enthusiastic community planner to grow the impact of a small, but effective organization.This position is ideal for a graduate student or early career professional with a flexible schedule. This is a tremendous opportunity to make a large impact in the Sacramento region. WALKSacramento works to address community transportation concerns across the region,

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WALKSacramento hosts 2nd Regional Convening of Health and Planning Decision Makers.

Design 4 Active Sacramento /

WALKSacramento hosts 2nd Regional Convening of Health and Planning Decision Makers to Address Health, Equity and Climate Change in Sacramento. On June 7, 2017, professionals from across the Capital Region who are working at the intersection of health and planning gathered at the Maple Neighborhood Center in South Sacramento for the 2nd Regional Convening of

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California Walks & WALKSacramento denounce violent arrest of Nandi Cain, Jr. in Sacramento

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Last Monday a uniformed Sacramento police officer violently arrested Nandi Cain, Jr. after stopping Mr. Cain for “crossing the street unlawfully near the intersection of Cypress Street and Grand Avenue in North Sacramento.” From the police dashcam video, it is clear that Mr. Cain was crossing lawfully at an unmarked crosswalk. According to the California

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Designing Safer Trail Connections in Rancho Cordova

Planning, Policy and Technical Assistance /

WALKSacramento is working with the City of Rancho Cordova Public Works Department to gather community ideas and needs for walking and biking improvements between the Citrus Road Trail and Folsom South Canal along Folsom Boulevard and Sunrise Boulevard. The Sunrise Boulevard Walk/Bike Improvement Study will report these community ideas and needs to the City with

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