About California Humanities
California Humanities, a statewide nonprofit partner of the National Endowment for the Humanities, promotes the humanities—focused on ideas, conversation and learning—as relevant, meaningful ways to understand the human condition and connect people to each other in order to help strengthen California. California Humanities has provided grants and programs across the state since 1975. To learn more, visit calhum.org.
California Humanities Logos
Please click on the link below for two versions of our logo for your media purposes. Contact us if you require a vector file or a higher resolution.
Red (web)
Red (print)
White (web)
Black (web)
California Humanities Name
Our full legal name, “California Humanities (not “Cal Humanities”), was part of a re-branding effort to be more inclusive and is the preferred usage in both written and spoken form.
If our name must be abbreviated for space reasons, we prefer “CA Humanities.”
Most Recent Press Releases
For a complete list of press releases click here.
You Can Quote Us on That
“It is a magnificent honor for me to serve as the President & CEO of California Humanities, especially because I believe deeply in the power of the humanities. I am grateful for the board’s confidence in me to lead this important statewide organization, particularly at this moment in time when California and the nation needs the humanities more than ever to cultivate empathy and bridge divides. I am energized to advance California Humanities’ commitment to equity and social justice.”
“California Humanities is grateful to the NEA for supporting our efforts to bring humanities-focused documentary screenings and discussions to cultural and community spaces statewide. This will help us to expand our reach while bringing little-seen California stories to new audiences.”
“We are thrilled to see both new and returning CDP NextGen grantees supporting youth media programming on a diverse range of subjects. Youth participants will not only share meaningful community stories from their California regions, but will also learn important skills in media literacy, filmmaking, podcasting, interviewing, and more.”
–President and CEO, Rick Noguchi
Press Contact
Kerri Young
Communications Manager
kyoung@calhum.org