A Mam cultural festival in Oakland, a Bollywood series in Delano & an immigration zine in Santa Cruz.

A KQED story on the federal shutdown's impact on the arts and humanities features an interview with California Humanites CEO Julie Fry.

The Hearst Foundations awarded $6 million in grants to nonprofits in California, including a $50,000 grant to California Humanities to support the Literature & Medicine® program. This additional funding will help California Humanities expand the program at health care facilities across the state. Literature & Medicine® is a nationally recognized humanities-based professional development program for health …

See the list of latest CDP NEXT GEN, Humanities for All Project and Quick Grant awardees.

REDDING– Untold stories of refugees from Laos (B2W) is a project of the Center for Lao Studies. B2W is made possible with the generous support from the McConnell Foundation, Turtle Bay Exploration Park, California Humanities, and Central Valley Community Foundation. Between Two Worlds will present and juxtapose these crucial stages …

A list of locations throughout the state that the Green Book listed, some of which are still open. 

Join E.P. Foster Library for an immersive evening with master dyer and textile artist recently featured in The New York Times.

For Immediate Release Media Contact: Claudia Leung, cleung@calhum.org, 415.391.1474 x303 January 3, 2019 (Oakland, CA) — California Humanities is pleased to announce $70,643 in awards to 15 new projects in the second year of the new Humanities for All Quick Grant program. The Humanities for All Quick Grants offer meaningful insights …