Ripe Area Narrative

Promote community engagement through the arts in El Dorado County around water and native habitat.

Climate Changing: What About That!

Devise simple performance pieces to interpret and deliver preparedness and emergency response information about extreme weather events to the communities identified.

Stories of Land and Water/
Cuentos de Tierra y Agua

Invites the community to participate in a series of guided storywalks to learn Wintun perspectives on ecology and environmental stewardship.

“The Right to Exist” is a feature-length documentary that explores the homelessness crisis in Sacramento, Ca.

Create a 40–60-minute documentary into Sacramento homelessness.

Land & Arts Project

See The Elephant was created with the intent to use the performing arts as a tool to help amplify voices in our community who don't usually have the chance to be heard.

Story Telling Program

The Storytelling Program offers free workshops to first and second-generation immigrants who can develop their own personal true stories.

Water Conservation Media Program

Create an interactive and meaningful campaign that energizes and empowers children, families and communities to conserve water.

Hate Free Together Campaign

A joint effort between the City of Davis, UC Davis, and Yolo County that provides resources, support and opportunities for actions to condemn hate, create safety and cultivate change.

Essence of Black Girlhood

We build community power and healing among Black women and girls through a public education engagement campaigns culminating in an exhibit showcasing multi-media art forms.

LVL UP Program

Activate 16 community pop ups, Build our youth training and creative services, Podcast, Help 6 - 10 small businesses in lower-income and rural communities with creative services.

Farming for Our Future: Sharing Solutions to Climate Change from the Fields

A series of high-end videos that showcase water conservation, sustainable groundwater use, and climate mitigation practices and philosophies.

Documentary Film

HANGTOWN is a feature-length documentary and engagement campaign for PBS that explores California’s buried history of racial violence and injustice through the stories of marginalized communities.

Stewarding Our Water Resources: Solano Artists Create, Collaborate, and Educate

Engage regional artists, primarily from Solano County, in the creation of a media outreach campaign focused on water conservation and climate mitigation in California.

Imagining Utopia: A Media Outreach Project in Collaboration with Artists Experiencing Homelessness

For our campaign, we will work with our neighbors in the Camp Resolution homeless encampment to create a billboard and series of posters inspired by WPA National Parks posters to imagine a future for North Sacramento and Del Paso Heights where everyone has a safe, affordable place to live.

The Memory Palace Program

To address trauma resulting from sexual violence, with a focus on supporting survivors from marginalized communities. Our primary objective is to facilitate healing and empowerment for survivors through storytelling, ancestral healing, and trauma-informed support that is culturally sensitive and understanding of specific community needs.

Art Exploring Biophilia & Solastalgia in Forests

It provides creative processes for investigating grief, beauty, and interconnection, shares contemporary forest science and wildfire information, and invites action.

Land & Arts Project

Art and media are some of the most potent ways of shifting cultural narratives. The narrative we are combatting says that the outdoors and nature are not for BIPOC communities.

Brushstrokes for Earth: Artistic Visions of Environmental Sustainability

The campaign will use visual art and the spoken word to raise awareness of environmental justice in underserved communities and promote sustainability.

Essential

To create a documentary film that sheds light on the struggles faced by Latino immigrants and people of color working in the farms.

City of Alters

Multidisciplinary artists to select the emerging artists in their cohorts and will be asked to interpret altar-making in multiple mediums, including visual and performing arts.

Tactical Urbanism Art in Placemaking

The museum will create experiential and educational opportunities focusing on arts and wellness to tackle the healing process of inter-generational trauma and its effect on families in our collective communities—focusing on BIPOC youth 17 – 24 who have been historically underserved and underrepresented.

Connect people from different cultural & language backgrounds to help reduce segregation & racism in Placerville using Ofrendas - altars.

Sound Off for Social Justice

Curated by and for Sacramento community artists, residents, and members - we provide safe spaces, in-person events, and mental health resources & promote media campaigns to engage our community and bring social justice awareness to the Capital region.

Momím Wadaahá: Water Wellness Campaign

Create and disseminate of artworks that speak to the fundamental and enduring relationships of Tribal people to the waterways and their role as stewards of the water and its health. 

Promoting Community Voices

Multi-modal, full color, illustrated anthology in the style of an oversized coffee table book that showcases the diverse voices of Sacramento.

COME Play - (Creative Outreach through Music and Empowerment)

G.I.R.L.S. Rock Sacramento is a nonprofit 501 C-3 organization. We promote an environment that fosters self-confidence, creativity and teamwork.