Latina conference returns to Sacramento

The Latina Action Day 2026 will convene in Sacramento this spring, bringing together participants from across California for a day focused on public policy education and community advocacy.

HOPE is hosting this event. It marks the 32nd year of programming centered on leadership development and civic participation.

The conference is designed to provide attendees with a deeper understanding of how state-level decisions affect local communities. Through structured sessions, including workshops and policy briefings, participants will examine legislative processes and explore strategies for effective engagement. The event also creates opportunities for direct interaction with elected officials, allowing attendees to discuss issues impacting families and neighborhoods.

Organizers emphasize inclusivity, welcoming both first-time participants and returning attendees seeking to expand their advocacy skills. The program encourages dialogue rooted in lived experience while fostering collaboration among diverse groups. Community partners are also invited to participate through group registration options, supporting broader access to the event.

Ticket pricing varies by attendee category. Adult registration is set at $60.54, including fees. College student admission costs $39.19, while high school student tickets are priced at $23.18.

The conference will be at the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center, a central location for large-scale public events in the city. Events of this nature are often advertised through poster printing.

Latina Action Day 2026 is scheduled for Tuesday, May 12 from 8:30 am to 7:30 pm at 1400 J St, Sacramento.