California Humanities Announces December 2020 Humanities for All Project Grant Awardees
Read More »Celebrate the Holidays with Your Local California Library
The holiday season is here! Wherever you are, you can join a festive virtual event at one of our participating California public libraries to celebrate the rich cultural heritage and traditions of our immigrant communities. Euclid Branch Library, Anaheim Euclid Branch Library offers a series of programs as part of …
Read More »The Art of Resilience Veterans Project: Bringing Warriors Wisdom, Healing, and Homecoming
The Art of Resilience by Mil-Tree Veteran Project
Read More »A Glimpse Into Mindful Veteran Project’s “Into the Underworld”
Highlights from "Into the Underworld" by Mindful Veteran Project
Read More »November Library Innovation Lab Programming Offers Cultural Events Throughout California
Celebrate November by learning about the stories and cultural traditions of California’s diverse immigrant populations.
Read More »Bringing Indigenous Knowledge & Teachings as a Form of Self-care & Community Wellness: An Interview with Melissa Sanvicente
The Indigenous in Us: Embracing Ancestral Knowledge & Sharing the Beauty of Practice Interview
Read More »Quechan Youth Create AWAKEN: A Documentary Highlighting their Cultural Experiences on the Nation’s Fort Yuma Reservation
An Interview with the producer and co-directors of the Youth Documentary AWAKEN.
Read More »Documenting California
Since 2003, we have made over 250 grants and awarded nearly $6.5 million through the California Documentary Project grant program to humanities-based media projects.
Read More »Library Innovation Lab Supports Virtual & Social Distance Events this October
Libraries around the state that are participating in the 2020 Library Innovation Lab program offer an exciting array of virtual and socially distanced public programs this fall.
Read More »Mǝǝmento: Before and ‘Aksum Belle: Afterwards
Mǝǝmento: Before and ‘Aksum Belle: Afterwards exemplifies a project that skillfully blended archival research methods with contemporary and traditional Indigenous arts practices.
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