KYWS Community Conversations 92.9FM West Sacramento

"SAGS Sunday School was born from a shared vision among devoted parents and community members who wanted to create a place where Sudanese-American children could feel a true sense of belonging — a place where their Sudanese heritage and American identity come together in harmony. Through the dedication of our passionate team and the unwavering support of our community, that vision grew into a thri...

Ibrahim and Abdullah discuss their home country of Sudan, Sudanese history, gold mining and the ongoing genocide in Darfur carried out by the RSF militia. "The  Sudanese Association of Greater Sacramento (SAGS) is committed to promoting cultural understanding and community integration. Our goal is to help our members achieve their full potential by connecting them with educational and employment o...

Learn more about Sudan Culture Day: "Join us for the 4th Annual Sudanese Culture Day When? Saturday, October 25, 2025 (3:30 PM - 10:00 PM) Where? Town & Country Event Center – Rancho Cordova 11354 White Rock Rd, Rancho Cordova, CA 95742 Experience the beauty of Sudanese culture through music, dance, traditional fashion, and delicious food! Free admission for everyone! Don’t miss this joyful ce...

Shane & Anthony discuss their experiences commemorating Black August

Hayla V is an independent musical artist from Sacramento. Check out more of their music below: haylav - Listen on YouTube, Spotify - Linktree ‎Hayla V. - Apple Music Instagram: @haylav.official  TikTok: @haylavtiktok Email: Haylav.2022@gmail.com

"Judith and Chanowk run Yisrael Farms , which started as a half acre urban farm nestled in the heart of Sacramento and has now grown to multiple locations. Their farm is a sustainable community resource, a story of love, perseverance, and reverence for the earth’s rhythms. Their neighborhood is a historically working-class area now battling food apartheid, poverty, and gentrification. It’s a famil...

For more information, contact our guests at the links below: Charles Ware (@oakpark_homeless_project) on Instagram Keke Brown - A Crowned Life Coaching

"The Sacramento Climate Coalition is a grassroots alliance of Sacramento groups and individuals working to advance the broader movement for civil rights, justice and our environment, now and in these crucial years ahead. ​The Coalition was created in 2016 to fight proposals to bring explosive crude oil through Sacramento neighborhoods on their way to coastal refineries. We won the fight, and decid...

The Anti Police-Terror Project is a Black-led, multi-racial, intergenerational coalition that seeks to build a replicable and sustainable model to eradicate police terror in communities of color. We support families surviving police terror in their fight for justice, documenting police abuses and connecting impacted families and community members with resources, legal referrals, and opportunities...

Big Stay announces his community resource fair for youth taking place this weekend (4/27) in South Sacramento and details the struggles that youth are currently facing as they grow up in the capital city.

Hakim of Masjid al-Fatimah talks about Quds Day, Ramadan and Eid Masjid Al-Fatimah – Welcome to Our Islamic Center

"JUSTICE 4 ANTONIO THOMAS" Local community organizations put forth the following demands drafted in support of the Thomas family: 1. The family of Antonio Thomas deserves to see all UNEDITED video of the incident that led to his comatose state. For purposes of accountability and transparency, these videos need to be made public, as the greater Sacramento community deserves an opportunity to challe...

Decarcerate Sacramento works to prevent jail expansions, decrease jail populations, and shift county funds away from policing and incarceration towards community-based systems of care that promote community safety and health. Learn more at: DecarcerateSac.org

The Washington Neighborhood Center is a Historic Chicano Cultural Center with over 70 years serving the Indigenous, Chicano, and POC communities. Offering programs in the arts, education, wellness, culture, and an overall emphasis on youth development, the Center continues to serve as a refuge for the historically marginalized. Learn more at: WashingtonNeighborhoodCenter.org

President of LCLAA, Desiree Rojas continues her discussion about human rights, migration and the events unfolding around Sacramento and the country

Desirée Rojas, Labor Organizer and President of Labor Council for Latin American Advancement speaks about the recent press conference held in Sacramento calling for a recognition of farmworker human rights and an end to attacks on migrants