
GSUL plans Del Paso Heights project with housing, retail, office space
The Urban League moves forward with plans to build housing, …

Cut to the Chase Makes an Impact
For Black men, the barbershop is a safe space. This …

Empowering Communities and Changing Lives
The Greater Sacramento Urban League (GSUL) has been committed to …

My1of1 and Greater Sacramento Urban League Partner to Show Youth How to Become Their Own Boss
In partnership with My1of1, the Greater Sacramento Urban League hosted …

The Evening of Empowerment Awards Gala marks the return of our annual black-tie event but with a reimagined focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion. We welcome you to join us in celebrating GSUL’s 55th anniversary with over 500 movers and shakers from across the Sacramento region.

Are you looking for a job or career change? The Diversity Job & Career Fair provides job seekers an opportunity to meet with employers from across the region looking to fill open positions with qualified candidates representing the diversity of Sacramento.

About Us
The mission of the Greater Sacramento Urban League is to empower Black and other historically marginalized people throughout the region in securing economic self-reliance, educational fulfillment, social justice and civil rights while living well, being well and thriving.
Social and economic empowerment for Black and other historically marginalized people, youth and families living in healthy, safe and thriving communities.
Our values are grounded in our vision to see people and communities RISE.
- Relationships
- Innovation
- Social Change
- Empowerment
Upcoming Events
Testimonials
Jen and Arthur experienced multiple setbacks, both medically and professionally, over a period of 18 months. Not only did they fall behind on their mortgage payments, but they had to rely on …
Breanna came to our office in September 2022 seeking help with her mortgage. She and her husband purchased their home in 2018, but after he passed away due to COVID-19 Breanna had …
For years, Jacqueline had wanted to take a computer class to learn some basic skills. Finally at the age of 67, she committed to taking the Urban League’s computer basics course. The …
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