Humanities at Play: Connecting Through Story and Play
What does it mean to explore the humanities through games? That’s the question at the heart of Humanities at Play, a creative livestream series by Nevada Humanities that pairs gameplay with real-time conversation about the […]
Engage in National Arts and Humanities Month 2025
A partner post between California Humanities, CA for the Arts, the California State Library, and the California Arts Council This October, we come together once again to celebrate National Arts […]
Step Into Light: The Albert Michelson Exhibit
This month, we invite you to explore the story of Albert A. Michelson, a pioneering physicist who forever changed the way we understand light. Born in Strzelno, Prussia (now Poland), […]
Collective Joy Project: Rematriation, Reciprocity, and Future-Building with Chanowk Yisrael
Special Date: Tuesday, October 7, 2025 This October, the Collective Joy Project is taking a new step—literally—by bringing our host, mariana moscoso, out into the field. For the first time, […]
Grantee Highlight: An Evening at FilmHouse: Filmmaker Residency Showcase
On September 10, SFFILM welcomed filmmakers and community members to FilmHouse in San Francisco for an evening celebrating the FilmHouse Residency—the only year-round program of its kind in the nation. […]
Grantee Highlight: American Sons: Storytelling Through the Eyes of a Fallen Marine
What does it mean to tell a story through someone no longer here to tell it? For filmmakers Laura Varela and Andrew James Gonzales, the late Corporal JV Villarreal became […]
Partner Event: Is Hip-Hop America’s Greatest Success Story?
California Humanities is proud to highlight this conversation from our partners at Zócalo Public Square, Arizona State University, and California Forward (CA FWD), in partnership with Stocktonia. Hip-hop is big […]
Land Back, Joy Forward: Rematriation of Land and Indigenous Futures
On Tuesday, September 9, 2025, at Noon, the Collective Joy Project continues with a powerful conversation: Land Back, Joy Forward: Rematriation of Land and Indigenous Futures. We are honored to […]
Drawing Belonging: Queer Joy, Migration, and Collective Memory
What does it mean to draw ourselves into the story of belonging? For artist Julio Salgado, the answer comes alive through vibrant colors, bold lines, and unapologetic truth-telling. This August, […]
From Exclusion to Belonging: Staff Reflects on Angel Island’s Lessons for Today
“Remember a time when you were made to feel different.” With this opening question, Edward Tepporn, Executive Director of the Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation, invited our staff to begin […]