The Sacramento Environmental Justice Coalition

The Sacramento Environmental Justice Coalition Sac-EJC is an environmental justice, community organizing network for/with the poor and marginalized. We speak for ourselves. Non-partisan, non-violent team.

Agitating for change, fueled by faith!

Thank you for all your support this past year!Let’s continue to imagine a new, better and free open society✊🏽
12/31/2025

Thank you for all your support this past year!
Let’s continue to imagine a new, better and free open society✊🏽

12/29/2025
12/24/2025
12/22/2025
Moved by two prayer vigils held for unhoused persons who died on our streets, one held in Roseville-Placer County, and t...
12/22/2025

Moved by two prayer vigils held for unhoused persons who died on our streets, one held in Roseville-Placer County, and the other in Citrus Heights-Sacramento County.
Thank you for Caring for Creation 🙏🏽: Bethel Lutheran Church, Shepherd of the Sierra Presbyterian Church, Roseville Advocates for the Homeless, Alfred Sanchez (Snackman), Sacramento Homeless Union and the many faith traditions and leaders that led this day.

Placer People of Faith Together, Placer Buddhist Church, St. John's Episcopal Church, Roseville, CA, Tarbiya Institute, Gurdwara Sahib Roseville, CA, ’i Faith in Rocklin, Temple or Rishon - Orangevale, CA, Incarnation, Seventh-Day Adventists of Northern Ca.

Dear Santa:
12/21/2025

Dear Santa:

Sac-EJC is a proud supporter of Ending the Drop Out Crisis in Sacramento ✊🏽200 kids who were discarded by public schools...
12/21/2025

Sac-EJC is a proud supporter of Ending the Drop Out Crisis in Sacramento ✊🏽

200 kids who were discarded by public schools earned their H.S. Diploma with Miracle University in the last two years. (All privately/Community funded) no tax dollars.

Thank you Miracle University Inc. and
Benito Juarez Foundation for helping our youth reclaim their dignity and purpose!

Special invitation ✊🏽See you there :-)350 Sacramento
12/20/2025

Special invitation ✊🏽
See you there :-)
350 Sacramento

12/20/2025

📣 Big news for Sacramento’s native habitat 🌿

Today CNPS and the Environmental Council of Sacramento (ECOS) filed a lawsuit against Sacramento County over its approval of the Coyote Creek Agrivoltaic Ranch Project.

The project's Final Environmental Impact Review was deeply flawed and fails to protect ancient blue oak woodlands, grasslands, wetlands, and rare plant and wildlife species on the historic Barton Ranch. 🌳🦉🌼

The proposed loss of 3,493 trees would mean felling blue oak (Quercus douglasii) woodlands. The oldest oak is estimated to be 850 years-old, dating back to the Middle Ages! 🏰

The decision to advance the Coyote Creek project ignores the wishes of more than 900 people, who testified or submitted comments at the Board of Supervisors Nov. 18 meeting; 95% of all comments opposed the project. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4pObOVZ

Blue oak (Quercus douglasii) woodlands in Coyote Creek: 📷 courtesy of CNPS

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