California Portraits: FANNY: THE RIGHT TO ROCK Returns to Sacramento
An interview with Bobbi Jo Hart, the filmmaker behind the documentary FANNY: THE RIGHT TO ROCK.
Los Medanos Journalist Fellows Report on the Experiences of Immigrants in Contra Costa County
Student journalists at Los Medanos College in Pittsburg, California launched DEFINE AMERICAN, a four-part series and documentary film that highlight the perspectives and experiences of immigrants in Contra Costa County.
Building Empathy Takes Middle Grade Students to Manzanar
The middle school Building Empathy project visits and reflects on Manzanar Historic Site through writings and poetry.
Library Innovation Lab 2024 Programming Events in November
More public programming on deck this month at libraries across the state.
How Can California Overcome Its Voter Disillusionment? Join us October 3 to Discuss
How have watershed moments in California history affected voter turnout? Join us in Sacramento to explore what voting’s past means for California’s future.
Scenes from Sacramento: How Can California Overcome Its Voter Disillusionment?
A photo recap of our California on the Ballot program at the Sacramento Public Library.
Engage in National Arts and Humanities Month 2024
Engage civically where you are with these arts and humanities resources.
Library Innovation Lab 2024 Programming Events in October
More public programming on deck this month at libraries across the state.
“An Unfinished Work:” A Filipino American Perspective on America
Above: From the cover of America Is in the Heart by Carlos Bulosan. Illustration courtesy of Penguin Classics. October is Filipino American History Month, recognizing the history, culture, and contributions of Filipino […]
United We Stand Convening in Oklahoma City: Connecting Through Culture
A recap of our visit to Oklahoma City for the United We Stand convening, hosted by the NEH and Oklahoma Humanities.
