CLAP Community Lead Advocacy Program

02/05/2026

Transit Equity Day-Free Ride flyer (printed or on your phone) to enjoy free travel today

Today is Transit Equity Day ✊🏽🚌 — a day to honor the life and legacy of Rosa Parks, whose courage sparked a movement for justice and fairness in public transportation.
 
In recognition of Transit Equity Day, is offering fare-free fixed-route bus service today, Wednesday, February 4, 2026. Riders can show the Free Ride flyer (printed or on your phone) to enjoy free travel all day.
 
Learn more and plan your trip at sacrt.com/TransitEquity.

02/04/2026

Get involved locally! The Fight Poverty Not The Poor Community Festival is happening on Feb. 21st, but first, we have to get organized for one of the best community gatherings of each year. Join the Poor People's Campaign, Sacramentoand Social Justice PolitiCorps for Sac County on zoom for a mobilization meeting to finalize plans, assign roles, and strengthen our collective voice. Register ➡️ https://buff.ly/JgXePQq

Our power is in our presence. Our strategy is in our unity. The Fight Poverty Not The Poor Community Festival on Feb. 21st, but first, we get organized. Join the Sacramento's Poor People’s Campaign and Social Justice Politicorps for a crucial Zoom mobilization meeting. We’ll finalize plans, assign roles, and strengthen our collective voice. Register ➡️ https://buff.ly/JgXePQq

02/04/2026

It's crucial we find ways to preserve family and community legacies, tragedies, and stories. Photos, oral history, video, story telling and archiving. We included the toolkit to preserve family or local treasures in our latest CLAP Weekly for Black History Month:https://nmaahc.si.edu/sites/default/files/2022-05/family_treasures_toolkit_individuals_20220520.pdf

02/04/2026

Black Men Alive and Well happening tonight at 6pm. This support group happens every 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month in Sactown with Ontrack Program Resources.

JOIN US THIS WEDNESDAY AT 6pm and 1st and 3rd Wednesdaysof the month for Black Men Alive and Well support groups.

The purpose of this group is to provide a safe and honest forum for Black men to come together twice a month and discuss issues related to being a Black man in America. We will check in, get current, and talk about things that we may find difficult to discuss in other settings, experiencing the unique therapeutic value of one Black man helping another.

Topics of Discussion We will discuss a wide range of topics, including:

Fatherhood & Intimate Relationships
Sexuality & Stereotypes
Defining Masculinity
Anger & Communication
Loving ourselves and our people
Employment, Education, & Socializing
Our own internal dialogue
Our Goals

Examine Inherited Issues: We will look at issues we have inherited that tend to hold us back rather than move us forward.

Overcome Barriers: We will address self-defeating ways of thinking and behaving that interfere with accomplishing our goals.

Personal Growth: We will support each other to identify and become the best version of ourselves.

Mutual Support: We value the importance of giving and receiving honest and compassionate feedback.

For More Information (Link in Bio)

02/04/2026

Not just during February but everyday we honor and celebrate Black History and the experiences of our ancestors that left legacies and blue prints for us to be alive today. If you or your group has Black History events happening in February connect with us on clapsac.com
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02/01/2026

'May we reject the illusion that we are powerless in the face of powerful systems, and instead move together toward what sustains life and dignity. May we care for and protect our neighbors and communities, and root solidarity around them by looking after one another.
"Tomorrow belongs to those of us who conceive of it as belonging to everyone" -Audre Lorde

01/31/2026

More than just resources, solid connections, and taking care of our well-being during the days we live in Sactown. Tap into places of support and find other sources on our CLAP Community Corner : https://clapsac.com/clap-community-corner

01/31/2026

There is a reason why close to 80% of Black women rely on care outside the system. Not just during Stalking Awareness Month-The numbers are even more astounding when it comes to our reliance on workarounds for safety and crisis...I believe you and support you. We deserve better- Black Girl Narrative

01/31/2026

Support Resources created by Black Alliance for Just Immigration

01/31/2026

Knowing the forms of stalking and being aware that it is indeed a real form of harm-its not gender specific-economic specific-its about power dynamics and can impact individuals and the most vulnerable for years.

Knowing the forms of stalking can help you take steps to keep you safe.

Learn more about stalking in Native American communities in our new article "Shadows In Plain Sight" at https://bit.ly/4jdFqth

🌟 If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you’re not alone. There are resources available to support you.

📞 Call/text 1-844-7NATIVE or chat with an advocate at strongheartshelpline.org 24/7