Solano-Napa BWOPA
Black Woman Organized for Political Action

On October 15, 2026, the BWOPA Solano/Napa Chapter hosted this gathering to thank Solano County's elected officials and offer candidates a well-deserved moment to unwind during the final stretch of their 2026 campaigns. Our guests' smiles and the incredible energy in the room said it all. Thank you to everyone who joined us for a wildly successful evening of community building. After we mingling, munching and sipping, BWOPA sister and event sponsor Mortisha Perkins took the s

October 2026 BWOPA Solano/Napa Chapter PAC endorsements have been shared with our endorsed candidates, and have been publish on this website. Check them out>

May 16, 2026 BWOPA Solano/Napa chapter hosted a safe place to share experiences, learn some coping mechanisms, and leave feeling better than they came in. The event started with a mood setting sound bath, and ended with a book reading (and signing) about what many black women - the most educated group in America - are experiencing. Pushed out of jobs, maintaining families when economics are so painful, and just dealing with the consistent disappointments that plague us. Enc

April 27, 2025, We, BWOPA sisters and Vallejo local high school students, bused our way to Sacramento to experience a day at the capital. We were greeted with snacks, 'Power of the Black Vote' t-shirts, and 'Legislative Day' tote bags. We attended an AKA hosted talk with several speakers, like Tony Thurmond, the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. We had a great Mexican lunch and then returned to the capital continue our legislative experience. We met with an assemb

March 10, 2026 Vallejo, CA Vallejo Mayor Andrea Sorce and the city council recognized our BWOPA Solano/Napa chapter for Women's History Month. We have been instrumental in improving the community for all the people. We have been recognized as changemakers in the evolution of Vallejo's political landscape.

Feb 22, 2025 - Vallejo BWOPA Solano/Napa Chapter host a Community Outreach for youth and parents, a Student Solution Forum. Discussion about safer internet practices. Speakers from the Vallejo police department, IHart and county educator share solutions and available support.

February 2025 - Fairfield, CA Our chapter was honored and recognized by the Solano County Board of Supervisors for continuous advocacy on behalf of the Black community . BWOPA Solano chapter was presented with the Black History Month Proclamation by our BWOPA sister, Supervisor Wanda Williams, District 3.. Solano County Board of Supervisors honors BWOPA Solano/Napa

August 23, 2025 - Fairfield, CA We met with California State Senator Christopher Cabaldon to discuss the state's legislative plans, challenges, and the impact to our community.. The Solano/Napa Chapter has emerged as a beacon of hope and empowerment for Black women in the community. Through various initiatives, this chapter is not only addressing the unique challenges faced by Black women but also fostering an environment where they can thrive. These types of discussion explo

April 2024 & 2025 - Sacramento Starting young to develop political advocacy as a powerful tool for change, especially for marginalized communities. The Solano/Napa chapter participates annually in the BWOPA Legislative Day to advocate to legislators at the Sacramento capital for policies that empower Black and marginalized communities, highlighting the importance of representation, grassroots movements, and the role of education in fostering political engagement. Community m