Community members showed their support for the Black Child Legacy Campaign at the Jan. 29 Sacramento County Board of Supervisors meeting, where they celebrated the news about a drop in African American child death rates, and encouraged supervisors to continue supporting the efforts. See reports on
ABC10 and on CW31, and a post on the
Sacramento County web site.
News
Black Child Legacy Campaign reports drop in death rates for African American youth in Sacramento
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