Nehemiah Emerging Leaders Program celebrated its 2026 class of Change Makers in partnership with The Sacramento Bee, including Elizabeth Esquivel.
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We continue to celebrate our 2026 class of Change Makers in partnership with The Sacramento Bee, including Elizabeth Esquivel. Following her mother’s advice, Elizabeth g…
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About Nehemiah Emerging Leaders Program
The Nehemiah Emerging Leaders Program, a selective 10-month professional development program, is designed to prepare its Fellows for effective and ethical leadership in their companies and communities. The Nehemiah Emerging Leaders Program offers leadership training customized to the specific challenges faced by culturally diverse leaders. Fellows will graduate ready to put their talents to work in the public and private sectors, acting as catalysts for positive change in our community.
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Nehemiah Emerging Leaders Program celebrated its 2026 class of Change Makers in partnership with The Sacramento Bee, including psychologist and advocate Tristan Buzzini.
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Nehemiah Emerging Leaders Program celebrated its 2026 class of Change Makers in partnership with The Sacramento Bee, including Anica Walls.
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Nehemiah Emerging Leaders Program celebrates its 2026 class of Change Makers in partnership with The Sacramento Bee.
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The Sacramento Bee is hosting a celebration of 60 Change Makers at the Sheraton Grand hotel in downtown Sacramento on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, featuring a 5:30 p.m. event with Nehemiah Emerging Leaders Programs.
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California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls
California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls and Communications Director Yating C. were honored by The Sacramento Bee and the Nehemiah Emerging Leaders Program as a 2026 Changemaker.
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Sacramento Youth Center launched its first Community Peer Mentoring fall session on a Saturday
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The James B. McClatchy Foundation
The James B. McClatchy Foundation is represented by Madeline Porter, Director of Grantmaking Practice, speaking alongside philanthropic partners and nonprofit leaders at the Philanthropy Summit on Tuesday, September 15, while tickets are available at the link provided.
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