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Archive Year: 2015

Trailer: Going On 13

  • California Documentary Project, Experiences
Going On 13 - California Documentary Project
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GOING ON 13 is a documentary film directed by Kristy Guevara-Flanagan & Dawn Valadez that follows four girls growing up over four years. Meet

Dogtown Redemption

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The filmmaker Amir Soltani with Miss Hayok Kay, subject in Documentary Film Dogtown Redemption
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DOGTOWN REDEMPTION, a documentary film directed by Amir Soltani, follows the lives of three recyclers in West Oakland’s Dogtown neighborhood. Miss Hayok Kay, a former

“Collecting Grassroots History” Project Director Interview

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“…if we don’t have the people from our communities being involved in the humanities, then these histories disappear and that would be tragic.” –

California Humanities Recognizes National Hispanic Heritage Month

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During National Hispanic Heritage Month, (September 15 – October 15) we recognize the contributions and the important presence of Hispanic and Latino Americans to

California Humanities’ Northern California Office Moves to Old Oakland

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California Humanities has just moved its Northern California offices from downtown San Francisco to Old Oakland.  Our new office is located above Swan’s Market, a historic

“Patient No More” Project Director Interview

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Patient No More is a multifaceted project that tells the story of a little-known chapter in California’s history: how a group of determined Bay Area

Literature Can Be A Powerful and Essential Tool for Social Evolution

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By California Humanities Board Member, Alex Espinoza I was raised in an environment where books were rare and precious commodities. The only books we

In Recognition of Labor Day, A Look at Some of Our California Labor Projects

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The first Monday of every September is known as Labor Day, a day dedicated to honoring the social and economic achievements of American workers.

California Humanities Northern California Headquarters Moves to Historic Neighborhood in Oakland, CA

  • Press Releases
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August 19, 2015 Today, California Humanities announced the move of its Northern California office from its long-held base in San Francisco to the heart of

War Ink- Project Director Interview

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    “…the humanities have a real role in terms of how we think about our   identity and our stories…” – Chris Brown “…we’re

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