IGNITE THE CAPITOL CALIFORNIA
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Did you know that state policies and decisions made by your state's lawmakers have a huge impact on your life and on your community? Join IGNITE and other young leaders from across the state for a full day of advocacy at the California state capitol. You'll learn how to amplify your voice, advocate for the issues you care most about and make a real impact. You have the power to make a difference and together we'll fight for a better tomorrow!
IGNITE is a nonpartisan 501(c)3 nonprofit training young women-identifying, non-binary and gender expansive youth unleash their political power. IGNITE the Capitol is our flagship advocacy program designed as a hands-on training at the state capitol that introduces the ins-and-outs of legislative advocacy, connects young changemakers, and organizes meetings with state legislators.


About this event
Location: Cafeteria 15L- 116 15th St, Sacramento, CA 95814
Date: April 7, 2025
Time: 10:30 AM - 4 PM
- Learn the importance of engaging with your legislators.
- Discover how to use effective advocacy strategies and actively participate in the legislative process.
- Support state-specific bills that advance women's rights, voting rights, and civic education through direct meetings with lawmakers.
Questions? Contact Jocelyn Yow, IGNITE's Legislative Advocacy Director, at jocelyn@ignitenational.org.
Thank you to our sponsor

FAQ
What is IGNITE?
IGNITE is a national movement of young cis and trans women, nonbinary and gender expansive people, ready and eager to become the next generation of civic and political leaders. Since our inception in 2010, IGNITE has become the largest, most diverse political leadership organization in America mobilizing Gen Z women with sustained community-based training and support to unleash their civic and political power. We train our participants to make a long-lasting impact on their communities
Who attends ITCs?
IGNITE the Capitol events are held to educate students from as early as middle-school to college-aged on their civic power and political potential as advocates for state and national legislation.