WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH IS UNDERWAY IN AN EVENT GIVING FREE RESOURCES TO WOMEN AND GIRLS RIGHT HERE IN THE CAPITAL CITY. THE FREE WOMEN AND GIRLS FESTIVAL TOOK PLACE AT SACRAMENTO CITY COLLEGE EARLIER TODAY. THERE WERE ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS, 100 LOCAL VENDORS AND PERFORMANCES. COMMUNITY RESOURCES INCLUDING EMPLOYMENT, FINANCIAL LITERACY AND HEALTH SCREENINGS WERE ALSO AVAILABLE. WOMEN ARE SO BUSY. GIRLS ARE SO BUSY. WE WANTED TO MAKE SURE TO HAVE A PLACE THAT’S A ONE STOP SHOP. IF THEY WANT SOMETHING ABOUT EDUCATION, IF THEY WANT SOMETHING ABOUT WOMEN’S SERVICES, IF THEY WANT SOMETHING ABOUT JOBS, THEY CAN JUST GO HERE IN ONE SPOT, ONE SPOT, AND GO WALK AROUND AND LOOK AND NOT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT TRAVELING TO MULTIPLE LOCATIONS BECAUSE ALL THE ORGANIZATIONS ARE ALL IN ONE PLACE. THE EV
‘Women and girls festival’ at Sacramento City College offers free resources
Updated: 9:46 PM PST Mar 7, 2026
The Women and Girls Festival at Sacramento City College on Saturday offered free resources and activities to women and girls in celebration of Women’s History Month.The event featured activities for children, local vendors, and performances, along with community resources such as employment opportunities, financial literacy education, and health screenings.”Women are so busy, girls are so busy….all the organizations are all in one place,” said an attendee.The event was hosted by the Sacramento County Commission on the Status of Women and Girls.See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel
The Women and Girls Festival at Sacramento City College on Saturday offered free resources and activities to women and girls in celebration of Women’s History Month.
The event featured activities for children, local vendors, and performances, along with community resources such as employment opportunities, financial literacy education, and health screenings.
“Women are so busy, girls are so busy….all the organizations are all in one place,” said an attendee.
The event was hosted by the Sacramento County Commission on the Status of Women and Girls.
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