Read the full article on American Libraries: California Libraries in Wildfires’ Wake At California Humanities, our hearts go out to the families and communities
Staff Reflections from the 2018 Annual National Humanities Conference in New Orleans
BOYLE HEIGHTS– The Boyle Heights Museum is presenting its newest exhibit ROYBAL: A Multi-Racial Catalyst for Democracy, to be housed in the Jean Deleage Arts
Grantee Feature– Over Here: Nevada County’s Experience of World War I
California Humanities hosted three public forums with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Sonia Nazario as part of the CA 2020: Democracy and the Informed Citizen, a
In honor of Native American History Month in November, learn about L. Frank Manriquez. Manriquez is a Tongva/Ajachmem artist, writer and tribal activist. Her paintings
“Against All Odds:” Native Californian Story Exhibition Complements Native American Heritage Month
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Against All Odds: Native Californian Stories of Endurance and Continuance. Photos courtesy of Trina Marine Ruano family and Beverly R Ortiz
To honor Native American Heritage Month this November, we are proud to feature an interview with Marjorie Rhodes-Ousley, Assistant Director of the California State
Every Family, Every Voice: Exploring the Immigrant Experience with Storyteller Antonio Sacre His tales of growing up biligually in a Cuban and Irish- American
Humanities Surface in Veterans Affairs Medical Centers Through Literature & Medicine®
Literature & Medicine® is a humanities-based professional development program for health care workers that engages clinical staff members in reading and discussion programs facilitated
California Humanities to Present a Workshop, Humanities Programming That Engages Immigrants, at the 2018 National Humanities Conference in New Orleans
California Humanities staff will be attending and presenting at the National Humanities Conference in New Orleans on November 8-11. California Humanities staff, Lucy Boltz,
