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EGE participants and staff beside a California State Parks vehicle

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EGE in Action

Press, media and announcements.

A classroom of young children in Uganda during EGE Foundation’s February 2026 visit.

The work, and who is telling it.

From a Sacramento symposium to a classroom in Uganda, February 2026.

In the press

Others on our work.

A child in an Eternal Generations Emerging T-shirt looks at a sand crab held in their open palm at the water’s edge, with an adult’s sandy hand beside theirs.

California Coastal Commission | September 2026

EGE Foundation featured in WHALE TAIL® Grantee Highlights

Under a bright blue sky in Point Reyes, youth and families from Eternal Generations Emerging (EGE) Foundation learned about the forest and coastal ecosystems, enjoyed the sand, watched the waves, and marveled at sand crabs.

Two women photographed with the United States and California flags inside the State Capitol.

California State Assembly | June 2026

Black Conservation Week recognition

EGE Foundation was recognized on the floor of the California State Assembly during Black Conservation Week.

Sydney Mathis photographed in a Sacramento park.

Sacramento Observer | March 2026

Sac Native’s Nonprofit Is Growing the Next Generation of Environmental Leaders

A profile of founder Sydney Mathis and EGE Foundation, run across the Observer’s Urban Living section.

A classroom of young children in Uganda during EGE Foundation’s February 2026 visit.

Kamwokya Times | February 2026

EGE Foundation in Uganda

Coverage of the Sacramento symposium, which names Sydney Mathis of Eternal Generations among the experts sharing mentorship models and technical expertise, alongside film from the February visit to Uganda.

Every child we reach is a generation changed.

EGE is a small, Black-led organization doing this work in Sacramento, in Texas and in Uganda. Support goes straight into programs for young people.