Sunnyvale Unity represents the City’s commitment to creating a culture of belonging where all members of our diverse community feel included, heard, and respected.

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City Statement on Racial Injustice

Sunnyvale stands united with community members calling for racial justice and an end to systemic racism. Read the City’s Statement About Racial Injustice. We commit to being transparent and listening to your concerns as we examine our policies and practices.

Public Safety Accountability

You asked us to be transparent. We are sharing information on our policies, practices and programs on Public Safety Accountability. This includes data on use of force incidents, Public Safety Officer demographics and answers to questions we've heard. We hope this information enriches the dialogue around policy discussions.

Equity, Access and Inclusion

Sunnyvale takes pride in the incredible diversity of people who form the rich fabric of our city. Learn about the City Council’s equity, access and inclusion priority and the City's efforts to create more belonging and justice to City services.

Community Engagement

We are in this together. Our community listening sessions and dialogues, have helped us better understand community concerns and informed our Diversity and Inclusion and Public Safety Accountability efforts. Together we can make our city a safe and vibrant place for everyone.

Upcoming Events

Solidarity Vigil
Date: Tuesday, Nov. 15, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Location: Sunnyvale Community Center - Upper water fountain (550 E. Remington Drive)

Pick up posters and light candles to show Sunnyvale’s commitment to unity. Help us create a culture of belonging where all members of our diverse community feel safe, included, heard and respected.

Sunnyvale stands in solidarity with dozens of other Bay Area communities for United Against Hate Week (Nov. 13 through 19). This week reaffirms our commitment to stand against racism, bigotry and intolerance.

We will provide candles and posters or you can bring your own.

Past Events

AAPI Solidarity Event
Held: Wednesday, April 7, 2021
Watch on YouTube

Public Safety Roundtable Discussion
Held: Thursday, Sept. 24, 2020
Moderated by: Eugene Whitlock, J.D., Chief People & Culture Officer at UC Berkeley
Watch the Public Safety Roundtable discussion on YouTube

Diálogo con la Comunidad Latina
(Spanish-language community dialogue*)
Cuando: jueves, 10 de septiembre, 2020
Vea el programa en YouTube
*This session was in Spanish. View English summary of listening session.

LGBTQ Community Dialogue
In partnership with the County Office of LGBTQ Affairs and Fabulous Sunnyvale
Held: Monday, Aug. 24, 2020
Watch the LGBTQ Community meeting on YouTube

Dialogue with Youth: Public Safety and Schools
Held: Wednesday, July 22, 2020
This youth session focused on the partnership between Sunnyvale schools and the Department of Public Safety
Watch the Dialogue with Youth meeting on YouTube

General Listening Session
with Mayor Larry Klein, City Manager Kent Steffens, and Chief of Public Safety Phan Ngo
Held: Thursday, June 25, 2020
Watch the General Listening session on YouTube

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