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Youth Climate Film Screening (City of West Sacramento) 2025

Over The Top Events & Parties partnered with Mayor Martha Guerrero to produce a youth-focused climate screening that drew 70+ attendees, with two-thirds from local high schools, and mobilized 10+ youth volunteers. Through our strong relationships within the Washington Unified School District and strategic social outreach, we significantly boosted attendance and engagement.

We helped secure donated food, videography, and volunteer support, and collaborated with the Mayor to bring in KCRA News and Director Kathy Kasic for added visibility. The film left a meaningful impact on students, leading several teens to apply for the Bloomberg Youth Climate Action Fund—a testament to the event’s success and community influence. (CLICK HERE KCRA Article)

Teresa Mixon with youth volunteers at the West Sacramento Youth Climate Film Screening. Over The Top Events & Parties coordinated more than 10 student volunteers from Washington Unified School District, ensuring smooth event operations, guest support
Teresa Mixon with youth volunteers at the West Sacramento Youth Climate Film Screening. Over The Top Events & Parties coordinated more than 10 student volunteers from Washington Unified School District, ensuring smooth event operations, guest support
Teresa Mixon with youth volunteers at the West Sacramento Youth Climate Film Screening. Over The Top Events & Parties coordinated more than 10 student volunteers from Washington Unified School District, ensuring smooth event operations, guest support
Event Planner Teresa Mixon with moderator Jazmin Garcia of the Youth Climate Summit Advisory Council at the West Sacramento Youth Climate Film Screening. Together, they supported a meaningful dialogue between local teens and climate leaders, helping
Over The Top Events & Parties partnered with Mayor Martha Guerrero to produce a youth-focused climate screening that drew 70+ attendees, with two-thirds from local high schools, and mobilized 10+ youth volunteers. Through our strong relationships wit
Teresa Mixon onsite managing event logistics and community engagement for the Youth Climate Film Screening, working alongside the Mayor of West Sacramento to deliver a high-impact, youth-centered experience.
Poet and spoken-word artist Mason Granger joined the Youth Climate Film Screening to share a powerful performance that connected creativity, community, and climate awareness. His presence added depth to the program, inspiring students through the len
Leaders and collaborators united for climate awareness: Teresa Mixon, Mayor Martha Guerrero, Enrique Baeza of DTSC, and filmmaker Kathy Kasic came together to support youth voices during the West Sacramento film screening and community dialogue.
Event Planner Teresa Mixon with West Sacramento Mayor Martha Guerrero at the Youth Climate Film Screening. Together, they partnered to bring youth, educators, and community leaders together for an impactful civic event centered on climate awareness,
Director and cinematographer Kathy Kasic giving an interview with KCRA at the Youth Climate Film Screening in West Sacramento. Her presence and insights elevated the event’s visibility, helping amplify the importance of youth-led climate conversation
Group photo featuring (from right to left) Event Planner Teresa Mixon; West Sacramento Mayor Martha Guerrero; Enrique Baeza, Environmental Enforcement Chief with the Department of Toxic Substances Control; filmmaker Kathy Kasic, Director and Cinemato