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"Part of resilience is finding joy, finding beauty, finding love."

— George Takei, Actor, Author, Director, Activist

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Category: Experience the Humanities

Registration Opens for the National Humanities Conference in Los Angeles This Fall

Registration is now open for the National Humanities Conference (NHC) in Los Angeles from November 10 to November 13, 2022!  California Humanities is proud to host this year’s conference. Produced […]

You’re Invited to NHC22 in Los Angeles

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An invitation to join us at the 2022 National Humanities Conference in Los Angeles.

Native Authors of California: A Shortlist

A few writers to check out for #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth and #NationalAuthorsDay.

Literature & Medicine Offers Space to Thoughtfully Reflect While Improving the Quality of Health Care Provided to Patients

Four persons sit beside each other at. Along table. They look at papers and books in front of them.

A highlight of the Literature and Medicine Program
participant interviews.

Cultivating Cultural Understanding of Forests, Fire, & Relationships: An Interview with Michael & Heather Llewellyn

A picture of a model that shows a log cabin and hanging trees.

In response to California’s recent wildfire crisis, we approached project directors Michael & Heather Llewellyn
to inquire more about their project and its relation to the current events.

Mǝǝmento: Before and ‘Aksum Belle: Afterwards

A reddish fabric with symbols hangs over a round mud-like object.

Mǝǝmento: Before and ‘Aksum Belle: Afterwards exemplifies a project that skillfully blended archival
research methods with contemporary and traditional Indigenous arts practices.

Quechan Youth Create AWAKEN: A Documentary Highlighting their Cultural Experiences on the Nation’s Fort Yuma Reservation

The Directors and Cast of AWAKEN stand looking at the camera holding some filming equipment.

An Interview with the producer and co-directors of the Youth Documentary AWAKEN.

Bringing Indigenous Knowledge & Teachings as a Form of Self-care & Community Wellness: An Interview with Melissa Sanvicente

Kalpulli Temachtia Quetzalcoatl's Huey Miccailhuitl Celebration. A crowd of persons wear tradition Indigenous ceremony clothes. Two persons bow towards each other in the center. One holds a drum.

The Indigenous in Us: Embracing Ancestral Knowledge & Sharing the Beauty of Practice Interview

Empowering Culture in Our Cities: An Interview with Filmmaker Camille Servan-Schreiber

Filmmaker Camille Servan-Schreiber who is smiling and looking at the camera.

Camille Servan-Schreiber on the making of the short film

If You Know History, You Know Yourself

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Interview with ASIAN AMERICANS producer

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