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Happy New Year! Check out our updated post on the history of the CCE.
“It's huge, we are all operating within an oppressive system…all systems thrive from extractive colonialism…the only way I really believe is to be navigating this system and dismantling it as we see the issues.” Throughout the pandemic, Community Action Partnership of Sonoma County (CAP) has host
During its long-running tradition of monthly Facebook Live events, Community Action Partnership of Sonoma County (CAP) hosted a Community Conversation to discuss how citizens can get involved in the redistricting process and why it’s so important
Recently, an informational seminar was held to discuss film consumption through an anti-racist lens. It was facilitated by Malinalli Lopez, a filmmaker, writer, and professor at Sonoma State. This conversation was open to the community.
On the CCE YouTube page, there are a slew of videos directed towards English and Spanish speakers who want to learn more about the COVID-19 vaccines. Each YouTube video is fairly short, anywhere between 3 to 5 minutes each. The videos feature Dr. Enrique Gonzalez-Mendez, M.D.
The conversation leaned very heavily into systemic racism and how it erodes trust built up by our public healthcare system.
VISTA’s Madelynn Cox and Haley Katz have committed to a year of AmeriCorps VISTA service with the CCE, the City of Santa Rosa, and other community partners.
Elisa Velásquez-Andrade, Ph.D. professor and the Department Chair for Psychology talked about what service-learning means to her.
“Each project required lots of creativity and flexibility; each changed from the time the Petaluma Health Center and I carved the projects together, to when they were launched.
Congratulations to the Sonoma County Library in winning the California Library Association’s Best In Show award in 2021! This recognition of their Sonoma Responds project is well-deserved.