Grantee Spotlight: Liminal Space
Shaping Tomorrow: Convergence is an interactive experience by Liminal Space Collective which explores the space between place and connection. Participants will play a game together, creating a colorful spatial art […]
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.
The Old Globe’s Powerful Henry 6 Examines Power and Human Nature
Behind-the-scenes of The Old Globe’s powerful new adaption of Henry 6 in San Diego, running until September 15.
California Humanities Awards $52,500 to 11 Humanities for All Quick Grant Projects for Summer 2024
11 new grantees will receive $52,500 in funding through the Humanities for All Quick Grant program.
Introducing a Letter of Intent Process for Project Grants To Ease Burden on Applicants
A new LOI process for the next deadline of Humanities for All Project Grants, opening June 1, 2024.
Creating a New American Muslim Tradition: A Celebrative Music Event from the Muslim Musical Mosaic Project
After hosting a series of music-focused “salons” with members of the Muslim American community in Los Angeles, Muslims for Progressive Values is hosting a free celebratory event for the Muslim Musical Mosaic Project on June 30.
Yuba-Sutter Black History Illuminates Little-Known History in California
The Sutter County Museum readies for the opening of a first-of-its kind exhibit and programs on Black History in Yuba-Sutter Counties.
