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BCLC Launches Its 8th Community Incubator Lead in Rancho Cordova: Project Optimism
The Black Child Legacy Campaign (BCLC) is proud to announce an important milestone in our work to end disparities in African American child deaths across Sacramento County: we are expanding to Rancho Cordova and welcoming Project Optimism as our eighth Community Incubator Lead.
Ten Years In, The Work Continues: Our Living Legacy Strategic Plan
Over ten years ago, Sacramento County faced an undeniable truth: African American children were dying at twice the rate of all other children. That truth demanded action and sparked a movement. The Black Child Legacy Campaign’s Living Legacy: 2025 Strategic Plan marks a decade of that movement—and lays out where we go from here.
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Celebrating 10 Years of the Black Child Legacy Campaign
This year marks a decade of the Black Child Legacy Campaign (BCLC)—a community-driven movement that has transformed how Sacramento County addresses the disproportionate deaths of Black children.
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Explore the New Black Child Legacy Campaign Website!
We’re thrilled to unveil the redesigned Black Child Legacy Campaign (BCLC) website—created to make connecting with resources and learning about our impact easier than ever.
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Shelley Dyer shares new BCLC impact data on KCRA3 News
Associate Director of Community Economic Development Shelley Dyer makes an appearance on KCRA News to talk more about the Black Child Legacy Campaign’s pursuit towards a long and healthy future for Sacramento families and children.
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An open letter to Sacramento County and City Leadership
Following the devastating loss of six Sacramentans to gun violence, Black Child Legacy Campaign leaders have penned an open letter to local decision-makers about the importance of community-led violence prevention efforts.
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RAACD Prayer Breakfast
The Center at Sierra Health Foundation presents “Sweethearts of Yesterday” on Thursday, March 17, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Access the event recording on YouTube.