Don’t forget to vote in the election on November 6! Need to register? Want to know more? We’ve got resources. REGISTER NOW: Approximately 30% of Californians who are eligible to vote aren’t registered. Voter registration forms can be found online HERE. Complete the form and mail it directly to the …
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Approximately 30% of Californians who are eligible to vote aren’t registered. You can’t vote in the November 6 General Election if you aren’t registered to vote! REGISTER NOW: Not sure if you’re registered? You can check your registration status by phone or online in most California counties. Click HERE to find out …
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Rebels With a Cause, a California Humanities-supported California Documentary Project film by Nancy Kelly, premieres next month at the Mill Valley Film Festival. We are proud to co-present the screenings of the film. Rebels With a Cause tells of the David and Goliath origin for one of America’s most visited, and arguably …
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The American Library Association (ALA) Public Programs Office and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) are accepting applications for their Bridging Cultures Bookshelf: “Muslim Journeys” grant program through October 25. The program awards each of the 1,000 library sites selected with a collection of books, documentary films, and additional …
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Interested in applying for a California Documentary Project grant? Click HERE to find guidelines, resources for applicants, and information about projects that have received funding. For grants supporting research and development or production, the deadline to apply is Monday October 1, 2012, 5 pm. For grants supporting public engagement, the deadline to apply is …
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Through California Reads, a program developed in partnership with the California Center for the Book and the California State Library, we are working with libraries across California to bring great books and great programming to your community. Check out these upcoming California Reads author-in-conversation events. PLEASE NOTE: YOU CAN FIND ADDITIONAL …
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How do we forge a common good in a state of uncommon diversity of opinion, values, and cultures? How do we participate in democracy in order to forge that common good?
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How do we create a healthy democracy in a time of political polarization? How do we carry out our responsibilities as citizens in an increasingly interdependent world?
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“What Does Democracy Look Like?” is a short piece examining the nature, history, and approach of individuals and societies building and living in democratic societies.
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Money has been a hot topic in the 2012 election—from how the campaigns are being financed post-Citizens United to the 99 percent and the national debt and Mitt Romney’s offshore bank accounts.
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California Humanities A State of Open Mind
