Support California Humanities with a Year-End-Gift: A Message from President & CEO Julie Fry
A Year-End Message from President & CEO Julie Fry.
Indulge in the “Sounds of California” and “Sharing Comfort and Care” Humanities Projects Online
As the winter holidays begin, we invite you to enjoy the rich outcomes of two Humanities for All Project Grant-supported projects: Sounds of California and Sharing Comfort and Care.
SAVING STORIES Helps Alleviate Isolation & Loneliness in Seniors through Narrative Collaboration & Storytelling
An Interview with Aleta Barthell about the reach and impact of the “SAVING STORIES” project.
Literature & Medicine: Fostering Healing and Connection in Changing Times
Learn about ways humanities experts who serve as program facilitators reflect on the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has made on their work as caregivers.
Celebrate the Season At Your Local Library
Celebrate the season and learn more about the cultures and traditions of immigrant communities at a library near you this month. Libraries participating in our Library Innovation Lab: Exploring New […]
Sharing Warmth this Holiday Season: Recommendations from California Humanities Staff
2021 holiday season recommendations from California Humanities staff.
Sharing Fire Stories: The “Your Carr Fire Story, Written and Heard” Project
An Overview of the “Your Carr Fire Story, Written and Heard” Project.
Recovering Cremains in the Aftermath of Wildfires
Project and Evaluation Director Felicia Kelley talks with “Ashes from Ashes” Project Director, Dana Shew, to learn more about her inspiration for the project and the process and people involved.
Celebrate Family Heritage and Immigrant Traditions in Libraries This Month
View November 2021 events at local libraries supported by the Library Innovation Lab program.
Tools of the Trade: New Virtual Events for Humanities Programmers
This upcoming event features four innovative California Humanities grant project directors as they share practical tips and lessons learned from their recent experiments with a variety of approaches to physically distanced public programming.