CALIFORNIA HUMANITIES CELEBRATES 50 YEARS OF OPENING MINDS: CELEBRATING CALIFORNIA’S STORIES AND VOICES
50th Anniversary event takes place on February 28, 2025 at The City Club of San Francisco Special guests include: ROB BONTA, 34th Attorney General of California MICHELE ELAM, William Robertson […]
Statement from California Humanities on the Southern California Wildfires
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 […]
Experience the 2024 Jefferson Lecture “Memories of Injustice” with Sam Mihara
2024 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities Postponed Due to Wildfires The 2024 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities, titled “Memories of Injustice,” has been postponed due to the devastating wildfires currently […]
Shaping the Future and Leading the Conversation on AI Ethics
Celebrating 50 Years of Opening Minds with California Humanities California Humanities proudly invites you to the kickoff celebration of our 50th Anniversary on Friday, February 28, 2025, at the historic […]
Apply Now: Humanities for All Project Grants
California Humanities invites you to apply for the Humanities for All Project Grants, supporting locally-initiated public humanities programming that reflects the diverse needs and interests of Californians. These grants encourage […]
Red Carol: A Public Humanities Experience on Social Justice and Empathy
Transforming a Dickens’ classic into a vibrant exploration of modern socio-economic issues.
Forgotten Chinatowns of Northern California
Visit “Forgotten Chinatowns of Northern California,” now open in Marysville.
National Native American Heritage Month: Celebrating Our Central Valley Indigenous Elders
“Indigenous Wisdom” in Fresno is one of many supported projects celebrating the stories, culture, and traditions of indigenous Californians.
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.