Catalyst California

We advocate for racial justice by building power and transforming public systems.

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

This is how we celebrated all the work, all the showing up, and all the power of our people! #PeoplePower #BlueWave

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

California is rich, but it has trouble funding public services. Why? Look to our history. When Prop 13 passed in 1978, corporations got a loophole that robbed our state of billions . See how our President and CEO, John Kim, exposes it in CalMatters. Link: https://t.co/HxaRawdGet

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

Asian American and Pacific Islander communities are among the fastest growing populations in CA. But broad racial categories often obscure AAPI diversity and hide inequities they face. A new RACE COUNTS report untangles their complex reality: https://t.co/KVVFMk0Som

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

This election was about all the people this administration has been trying to exclude: Black folks, Latinx folks, Native Americans, women, LGBTQ folks, people of faith, young people. We all turned out, we all played our role, and now we are ALL vote protectors.

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

This election was about all the people this administration has been trying to exclude: Black folks, Latinx folks, Native Americans, women, LGBTQ folks, people of faith, young people. We all turned out, we all played our role, and now we are ALL vote protectors.

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

CA is rich, but it has chronic problems funding public services. Why? Look to history. When Prop 13 passed in 1978, corporations got a loophole that robbed CA of billions in tax revenues. Our President and CEO John Kim writes about it in CalMatters: https://t.co/HxaRawdGet

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

CA is rich, but it has chronic problems funding public services. Why? Look to history. When Prop 13 passed in 1978, corporations got a loophole that robbed CA of billions in tax revenues. Our President and CEO John Kim writes about it in CalMatters: https://t.co/HxaRawdGet

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

Right now, when your community puts a funding measure on the ballot, a majority passes it. That's how we fund schools, transit, parks, and fire response when Sac/DC cut. Prop 43 raises that bar to two-thirds. A third of voters can block what we all want. Majority rules. No on 43.

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities are among the fastest growing populations in CA. But broad racial categories often obscure their diversity and hide inequities they face. A new RACE COUNTS report untangles their complex reality: https://t.co/KVVFMk0Som

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

In CA, we voters pick our leaders. Most CA voters are registered & ready, so Trump's billionaire cronies want to block our votes. They put up Prop 39 to throw out your ballot over clerical errors and open you up to ID theft. Vote no on 39. Keep your ballot power.

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

Our 10/18 celebration of Dena Rise UP! accomplishments this year was a moment for real fellowship and a time to begin thinking about next year's priorities. The Leimert Park Drum Healers helped liven up the scene.

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

Our celebration of Dena Rise UP! accomplishments this year was a moment for real fellowship and a time to begin thinking about next year's priorities. Eaton Fire survivor Jarvis Emerson and his wife shared what things look like for them now, more than a year and a half later.

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

During our celebration of Dena Rise UP! accomplishments last Sunday, Eaton Fire survivors wrote their top issues moving forward on post-it notes. Artist Christopher Fuller turn those notes into a beautiful expression of community will. Take a look!

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

AAPI communities are among the fastest growing populations in California. But broad racial categories often obscure their diversity and hide inequities they face. A new RACE COUNTS report untangles CA AAPI communities' complex reality: https://t.co/KVVFMk0Som

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

Our celebration of Dena Rise UP! 2026 successes was a moment for real fellowship and a chance to think about next year's priorities. Eaton Fire survivors wrote down top issues for the coalition to gather and artist Christopher Fuller to turn into an expression of community will.

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

There is enough money in this state to house the people who live in it. Who gets housed is a decision, and we make it by voting. Yes on 1 this election.

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

The choice: money for your kids, or for the top 2%? Prop 3 keeps $15 billion a year in California schools. Trump and his cronies already took health care and food money from California and handed it to billionaires. Schools could take the next hit. Yes on 3.

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

AAPI communities are among the fastest growing populations in California. But broad racial categories often obscure their diversity and hide inequities they face. A new RACE COUNTS report untangles CA AAPI communities' complex reality: https://t.co/KVVFMk0Som

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

There is enough money in this state to house the people who live in it. Who gets housed is a decision, and we make it by voting. Yes on 1 this election.

[Catalyst California @CatalystCali]

In CA, we the voters pick our leaders. Trump and his cronies fear that. Nine back Prop 39. It makes you write your ID on your ballot envelope for anyone to see--and use. Your ballot gets thrown out for errors: a name change, a wrong digit, some new rule. No on 39 this election.