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SUMMARY:SANTA BARBARA—Santa Barbara Hispanic Family Histories\, 1850-1970 Virtual Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, January 14\, 2025 – California Humanities extends our heartfelt thoughts to everyone affected by the devastating wildfires currently ravaging Southern California. The destruction of homes\, communities\, and cherished cultural and historic spaces is an unimaginable loss\, and we stand in solidarity with all those impacted during this time of crisis.  \nAs we witness the severity of these wildfires\, we are reminded of the strength and resilience of our California communities. At California Humanities\, we are committed to supporting the recovery and rebuilding efforts\, particularly within the humanities and arts sectors that play a vital role in preserving our collective stories and experiences.  \nOur President and CEO\, Rick Noguchi\, shared\, “This is a time to come together and support one another in every way we can. The humanities have the power to bring hope\, healing\, and connection\, even in the face of immense loss. Our hearts and minds are with all who have been impacted.”  \nWe recognize the critical need for timely resources and have shared a range of tools and information to support humanities and arts organizations and individual creatives. These resources\, covering state and national assistance\, can be found on our Instagram page. We encourage you to visit these platforms for updates and valuable guidance.  \nOur hearts are with Southern California today and always.
URL:https://calhum.org/event/santa-barbara-santa-barbara-hispanic-family-histories-1850-1970-virtual-exhibit/
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SUMMARY:Richmond—Portal of Healing
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, January 14\, 2025 – California Humanities extends our heartfelt thoughts to everyone affected by the devastating wildfires currently ravaging Southern California. The destruction of homes\, communities\, and cherished cultural and historic spaces is an unimaginable loss\, and we stand in solidarity with all those impacted during this time of crisis.  \nAs we witness the severity of these wildfires\, we are reminded of the strength and resilience of our California communities. At California Humanities\, we are committed to supporting the recovery and rebuilding efforts\, particularly within the humanities and arts sectors that play a vital role in preserving our collective stories and experiences.  \nOur President and CEO\, Rick Noguchi\, shared\, “This is a time to come together and support one another in every way we can. The humanities have the power to bring hope\, healing\, and connection\, even in the face of immense loss. Our hearts and minds are with all who have been impacted.”  \nWe recognize the critical need for timely resources and have shared a range of tools and information to support humanities and arts organizations and individual creatives. These resources\, covering state and national assistance\, can be found on our Instagram page. We encourage you to visit these platforms for updates and valuable guidance.  \nOur hearts are with Southern California today and always.
URL:https://calhum.org/event/richmond-portal-of-healing/
LOCATION:CoBiz\, 1503 Macdonald Ave.\, Suite A\, Richmond\, CA 94801\, 1503 Macdonald Ave.\, Suite A\,\, Richmond\, CA\, 94806\, United States
CATEGORIES:Connecting California Grants
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SUMMARY:San Francisco - Interwoven Histories
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, January 14\, 2025 – California Humanities extends our heartfelt thoughts to everyone affected by the devastating wildfires currently ravaging Southern California. The destruction of homes\, communities\, and cherished cultural and historic spaces is an unimaginable loss\, and we stand in solidarity with all those impacted during this time of crisis.  \nAs we witness the severity of these wildfires\, we are reminded of the strength and resilience of our California communities. At California Humanities\, we are committed to supporting the recovery and rebuilding efforts\, particularly within the humanities and arts sectors that play a vital role in preserving our collective stories and experiences.  \nOur President and CEO\, Rick Noguchi\, shared\, “This is a time to come together and support one another in every way we can. The humanities have the power to bring hope\, healing\, and connection\, even in the face of immense loss. Our hearts and minds are with all who have been impacted.”  \nWe recognize the critical need for timely resources and have shared a range of tools and information to support humanities and arts organizations and individual creatives. These resources\, covering state and national assistance\, can be found on our Instagram page. We encourage you to visit these platforms for updates and valuable guidance.  \nOur hearts are with Southern California today and always.
URL:https://calhum.org/event/san-francisco-interwoven-histories/2026-10-21/
LOCATION:TnT Art Lab\, 67 Turk St\, San Francisco\, 94102\, United States
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SUMMARY:San Francisco - Interwoven Histories
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, January 14\, 2025 – California Humanities extends our heartfelt thoughts to everyone affected by the devastating wildfires currently ravaging Southern California. The destruction of homes\, communities\, and cherished cultural and historic spaces is an unimaginable loss\, and we stand in solidarity with all those impacted during this time of crisis.  \nAs we witness the severity of these wildfires\, we are reminded of the strength and resilience of our California communities. At California Humanities\, we are committed to supporting the recovery and rebuilding efforts\, particularly within the humanities and arts sectors that play a vital role in preserving our collective stories and experiences.  \nOur President and CEO\, Rick Noguchi\, shared\, “This is a time to come together and support one another in every way we can. The humanities have the power to bring hope\, healing\, and connection\, even in the face of immense loss. Our hearts and minds are with all who have been impacted.”  \nWe recognize the critical need for timely resources and have shared a range of tools and information to support humanities and arts organizations and individual creatives. These resources\, covering state and national assistance\, can be found on our Instagram page. We encourage you to visit these platforms for updates and valuable guidance.  \nOur hearts are with Southern California today and always.
URL:https://calhum.org/event/san-francisco-interwoven-histories/2026-10-28/
LOCATION:TnT Art Lab\, 67 Turk St\, San Francisco\, 94102\, United States
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SUMMARY:Mayan Mam Weaving Series/Grupo de Tejido Maya Mam
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, January 14\, 2025 – California Humanities extends our heartfelt thoughts to everyone affected by the devastating wildfires currently ravaging Southern California. The destruction of homes\, communities\, and cherished cultural and historic spaces is an unimaginable loss\, and we stand in solidarity with all those impacted during this time of crisis.  \nAs we witness the severity of these wildfires\, we are reminded of the strength and resilience of our California communities. At California Humanities\, we are committed to supporting the recovery and rebuilding efforts\, particularly within the humanities and arts sectors that play a vital role in preserving our collective stories and experiences.  \nOur President and CEO\, Rick Noguchi\, shared\, “This is a time to come together and support one another in every way we can. The humanities have the power to bring hope\, healing\, and connection\, even in the face of immense loss. Our hearts and minds are with all who have been impacted.”  \nWe recognize the critical need for timely resources and have shared a range of tools and information to support humanities and arts organizations and individual creatives. These resources\, covering state and national assistance\, can be found on our Instagram page. We encourage you to visit these platforms for updates and valuable guidance.  \nOur hearts are with Southern California today and always.
URL:https://calhum.org/event/mayan-mam-weaving-series-grupo-de-tejido-maya-mam/2026-10-31/
LOCATION:Cesar Chavez Branch Oakland Library\, 3301 E 12th Street #271\, Oakland\, CA\, 94601\, United States
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