Healthier, Happier, Safer
For 40 years, Hope Cooperative has served the mental health needs (and much more) for Sacramento’s most vulnerable residents – people facing homelessness. Erin Johansen, Chief Executive Officer, [Read more]
Changemakers
Keeping Veterans Healthy
When Domoniquic McPherson got out of the Army in 2009, he didn’t know what supports were out there for veterans. It was a fellow veteran who told him about the San Joaquin County Veterans Service [Read more]
How to reach a wide audience with insertion
Your organization does meaningful, life-changing work and has an important message to share. But is there a plan to reach people not already connected to you? It can be challenging for sure, and [Read more]
Best Parent Practices
While most parents face a steep learning curve when it comes to raising happy, healthy children, Matthew James Sepulveda faced a steeper learning curve than most. In 2019, he was notified by Child [Read more]
Finding Your Way Home
Veterans can face many obstacles when re-entering civilian life, but among the largest is finding affordable housing. Stable housing can lay the foundation for other transitional steps, such as [Read more]
What distinguishes us from traditional marketing firms
The birth of N&R Publications was a happy accident. The Sacramento Salvation Army called us with a problem. They were having a hard time recruiting new donors and volunteers, because people [Read more]
Where Learning Never Stops
For Lourdes Melchor Suastegui, education is a journey. Once she decided to get her high school diploma, she wasn’t going to stop. “I am a mother of three boys, two of them are twins,” explained [Read more]
Every Day is Earth Day
Learn to be a ‘Recycling Superhero’ – and help make our city a better place. We all want our planet to be healthy and green. And you can play a big part – at your own home [Read more]
Keeping the Lights On
It’s business as usual for PG&E to stage Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) in the summer, turning off electrical power to foothill communities to prevent electric grid-ignited wildfires. But [Read more]
Social-Emotional Learning in Adult Education
“When I started this job, I told myself I wanted to teach in the way I would want to be a student in my own class,” says Timothy Amaral, a GED instructor for the Salinas Adult School and [Read more]
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