Sabrina Bodon

2 weeks ago | sacbee.com | Sabrina Bodon

Terry Moore sat back in a brief moment of reflection as hundreds of people floated throughout the Sacramento State University Ballroom taking photos and congratulating one another. Moore’s teachings and mentorship as the director of adult services at the Center for Fathers and Families in Sacramento for more than two decades have spanned from support groups for single fathers to self-esteem workshops for young girls, all with a focus on strengthening families.

2 months ago | sacbee.com | Rosalio Ahumada |Cathie Anderson |Sabrina Bodon |Ishani Desai |Emma Hall |William Melhado | +4 more

Guided by their compassion and dedication to service in the face of adversity, true change makers will look for ways to connect with their communities despite the odds. This Top 20 Black Change Makers cohort does just that. Among these honorees are the founder of a nonprofit to feed food-insecure Sacramentans, a local labor leader and members of a health advocacy group serving African Americans and marginalized communities.

Jan 9, 2025 | sacbee.com | Rosalio Ahumada |Cathie Anderson |Sabrina Bodon |Emma Hall |William Melhado |Mathew Miranda | +1 more

Equity-focused leadership and community building define this cohort of Top 20 Latino Change Makers. From tackling disparities among farmworkers to empowering the next generation of artists and entrepreneurs, this group is transforming Sacramento and its neighboring communities. Among these trailblazers are health advocates, business owners and elected officials.

Sep 26, 2024 | sacbee.com | Cathie Anderson |Sabrina Bodon |Emma Hall |Mathew Miranda |Darrell Smith |Esther Sun

These are just some of the words community members used when nominating the following capital region leaders who have made significant contributions to Sacramento and beyond. The Sacramento Bee's Top 20 Asian American and Pacific Islander Change Makers include judges and lawyers, small business owners and nationally recognized nonprofit and private sector leaders. What they have in common is the ability to activate those around them.

Jun 26, 2024 | yahoo.com | Sabrina Bodon

Sabrina BodonJune 26, 2024 at 7:00 AM·1 min readThere is less than a week left to nominate Asian American and Pacific Islanders for The Sacramento Bee’s Change Maker series. A change maker can be a teacher who pours their soul into their students, and they can be an organizer who brings light to an issue affecting their local neighborhood. Change makers come in many shapes and sizes, and we want to honor as many as we can.