Our Programs
Focused on women, youth, and girls — explore topics that matter most to our community.
Violence Against Women, Youth & Girls
Understanding, preventing, and healing from all forms of violence — domestic, community, and systemic — that affect women and girls in 2026.
- 1Recognizing and naming forms of violence
- 2Safety planning and protective resources
- 3Trauma-informed healing approaches
- 4Community intervention and bystander action
Human Trafficking Awareness & Prevention
Education on recognizing trafficking, protecting youth and girls, and understanding pathways to survivor support and recovery.
- 1Recognizing signs of trafficking in communities
- 2Risk factors for youth and girls
- 3Reporting resources and hotlines
- 4Survivor support and recovery pathways
Personal Safety for Women, Youth & Girls in 2026
Practical strategies for staying safe in physical and digital spaces — at home, at work, online, and in public.
- 1Digital safety and online privacy
- 2Workplace safety rights
- 3Self-defense awareness and de-escalation
- 4Building a personal safety network
Sexual Assault & Women Over 60
Addressing the often invisible epidemic of sexual assault affecting older women — breaking silence, building support, and advocating for justice.
- 1Understanding vulnerability and risk for older women
- 2Breaking the silence — speaking up safely
- 3Accessing legal and medical support
- 4Healing, community, and advocacy
Teenage Pregnancy: Education & Support
Empowering teen girls and young women with information, support, and resources to make informed choices and thrive regardless of circumstances.
- 1Reproductive health education and rights
- 2Support systems for teen parents
- 3Continuing education as a young parent
- 4Building financial stability as a young family
Drugs & Alcoholism: Impact on Women, Youth & Girls
Community outreach providing resources and education for a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. Meeting participants where they are with compassion.
- 1How substance use affects women differently
- 2Youth prevention and early intervention
- 3Community resources and support systems
- 4Supporting family members in recovery
- 5Building healthy habits and routines
Women Getting Older: Understanding Ageism
Exploring how ageism uniquely affects women ages 30–90, intersecting with race, economics, and health to shape life outcomes and opportunities.
- 1What is ageism and how does it show up?
- 2Ageism in the workplace for women 40–60
- 3Health disparities for older women of color
- 4Advocacy and aging with dignity
Wage Discrimination Against Women in the USA (2026)
A deep look at the pay gap affecting women ages 30–80 — with special focus on women of color and older women who face compounded inequities.
- 1The gender pay gap by race and age in 2026
- 2Your legal rights around equal pay
- 3Negotiating salaries with confidence
- 4Advocating for pay equity in your workplace
Economic Disparity: Women & Youth in 2026
Understanding the root causes of economic inequality and building practical tools for financial resilience, stability, and upward mobility.
- 1How systemic barriers limit economic opportunity
- 2Building savings and an emergency fund
- 3Accessing housing, childcare, and benefits
- 4Entrepreneurship as a pathway to equity
How Misogyny Affects Women Ages 30–90
A comprehensive overview of misogyny's impact across decades of a woman's life — in the home, workplace, media, and community — and tools for resistance.
- 1Recognizing overt and covert misogyny
- 2Impact on mental and physical health
- 3Misogyny in the workplace and institutions
- 4Building resilience and collective power
How Sexism & Racism Affect Women
Exploring the intersection of gender and racial discrimination — how they compound each other and what it means for women of color navigating everyday life.
- 1Understanding intersectionality
- 2Microaggressions and their cumulative harm
- 3Systemic racism and gender in institutions
- 4Advocacy, solidarity, and collective healing
How Domination Has Affected Women
Understanding systems of power, control, and domination — historical and present — and reclaiming women's agency, voice, and leadership.
- 1Historical roots of domination and control
- 2Recognizing domination in relationships and institutions
- 3Reclaiming autonomy and self-determination
- 4Women's leadership and community power
How Victimization Affects Women
Moving from victimization to survivorship to thriving — understanding cycles, breaking patterns, and accessing healing centered on women's experiences.
- 1Understanding victimization cycles
- 2Recognizing trauma responses
- 3Trauma-informed healing and community support
- 4Building identity beyond victimhood
The Educational Divide & Its Effect on Women
Examining barriers to education for women and girls — from systemic inequality to access challenges — and building pathways forward including ESL support.
- 1How the education gap affects lifetime outcomes
- 2ESL education for immigrant and refugee women
- 3Adult learning and GED pathways
- 4College access and scholarships for women of color
Workforce Development & Life Skills Training
Workshops that help individuals grow professionally and financially — from resume writing to budgeting, networking, and entrepreneurship.
- 1Resume building and job search strategies
- 2Interview preparation and confidence
- 3Budgeting and financial independence
- 4Networking and professional presence
- 5Career transition and entrepreneurship
Financial Fitness & Literacy
Building financial independence through budgeting, credit, savings, and investment — resources designed specifically for women and girls in the Sacramento area.
- 1Understanding financial habits and mindset
- 2Credit, debt, and smart financial decisions
- 3Building financial stability long-term
- 4Investing, savings, and retirement basics
🎓 All programs are available through WOCOTM Academy — our full online learning platform
Go to WOCOTM Academy →More programs at womenofcoloronthemove.org/our-programs
Video Library
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Resources & Tools
Guides, templates, and links to support your journey every step of the way.
📁 Program Guides
ESL 5-Week Module Guide
Complete curriculum overview for the ESL program — grammar, reading, and workplace communication.
View Guide →4-Week Workforce Workbook
Guided exercises for job seekers — resume, interviews, career planning, and professional skills.
View Guide →Financial Fitness Training Guide
Complete financial literacy curriculum — habits, credit, debt, savings, and long-term stability.
View Guide →ESL Grammar & Reading Booklet
Grammar exercises and reading tools for English language learners at every level.
View Guide →Heart-Strong Challenge
A wellness challenge game focused on heart health, movement, and healthy habits for women.
View Guide →3-Week ESL Reading Tool
Accelerated reading program to build comprehension and literacy skills for ESL learners.
View Guide →Reclaiming Your Heart: Recovery & Renewal
A journey of healing from substance use, trauma, and grief — centered on women's experiences.
View Guide →Movement for All Bodies
Inclusive fitness and movement guide designed for women of all ages, sizes, and abilities.
View Guide →📄 Templates & Worksheets
Resume Template Pack
3 professional templates for every career stage — entry level to mid-career transitions.
Use Template →Monthly Budget Worksheet
Planning tool for tracking income, expenses, and savings goals toward financial independence.
Use Template →Goal Setting Workbook
Structured worksheets for 30-60-90 day professional and personal development goals.
Use Template →Interview Prep Checklist
Step-by-step preparation guide for before, during, and after your job interviews.
Use Template →Financial Literacy Glossary
Plain-English definitions for 50+ financial terms — credit, investing, insurance, and more.
Use Template →Money Flashcards
Interactive flashcard set for learning key financial concepts — great for self-study and workshops.
Use Template →🔗 Partner Organizations & External Resources
- WOCOTM Academy — Full online learning platform
wocotm-academy.streamlit.app - WOCOTM Website — Programs and events
womenofcoloronthemove.org/our-programs - BEAM Collective — Black mental health training & resources
beam.community - Sisters Mentally Mobilized — Sister circles for healing
sistersmentallymobilized.org - Sacramento Employment Training Agency (SETA)
seta.net - SAMHSA National Helpline — Substance abuse support
1-800-662-4357 (free & confidential) - National Domestic Violence Hotline
thehotline.org · 1-800-799-7233 - National Human Trafficking Hotline
1-888-373-7888 - California Employment Development Dept (EDD)
edd.ca.gov - National Alliance for Eating Disorders — Helpline
1-866-662-1235 - RAINN — Sexual assault support & resources
rainn.org · 1-800-656-4673 - Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services
sacramentofoodbank.org - Planned Parenthood — Sacramento — Reproductive health
plannedparenthood.org - Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
eeoc.gov — wage & discrimination complaints - NAMI — National Alliance on Mental Illness
nami.org · Helpline: 1-800-950-6264
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About & Contact
Women of Color On The Move — Sacramento, California
Our Mission
Women of Color On The Move is committed to helping women succeed and soar in their many responsibilities to themselves, their families, and their community.
As a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 2014, WOCOTM provides its community with programs and activities designed to inspire and empower women and girls, giving them the tools they need to succeed and soar.
Since 2014, WOCOTM has provided financial literacy resources to over 200 women and girls in the Sacramento area, putting them on the path to financial independence.
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To learn more about any of our programs, or if you'd like to donate or volunteer, please reach out — we'd love to hear from you.
- +916-425-6380
- contact@womenofcoloronthemove.org
- womenofcoloronthemove.org
- Our Programs Page
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- @womenofcoloronthemove (Instagram)
- WOCOTM Academy (Streamlit)
📍 Our Locations
Sacramento, CA · HQ
7902 Gerber Road #259
Sacramento, CA 95828-4352
Greensboro, NC
1633 New Garden Rd, Unit #153
Greensboro, NC 27410
Nairobi, Kenya
P.O. Box 2097-00200
Nairobi, Kenya
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