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.
Seven New Humanities for All Project Grants Receive $174,405 To Support Community Storytelling in California
Seven new grantees will receive $174,405 in funding through the Humanities for All Project Grant program.
Two California Documentary Projects Premiere at Frameline48
Spotlighting HELEN AND THE BEAR and SALLY! during LGBTQ+ Pride Month at San Francisco’s longest-running showcase of queer cinema.
PLA 2024: The Impact of ‘The California Humanities Initiative’ in California’s Public Libraries
In-depth reflections by four Library Innovation Lab librarians about their experiences as project directors and mentors, plus a PLA conference recap.
California Humanities Supports 21 New Humanities for All Quick Grant Projects for Winter 2024
21 new grantees will receive $99,018 in funding through the Humanities for All Quick Grant program.
Literature & Medicine: Potlucks and Pondering with Healthcare Workers in Fresno
Catching up with food-based reading and discussion sessions at the Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center in Fresno, California.
California Humanities Awards 14 Humanities for All Quick Grant Projects to Support Community and Storytelling
California Humanities is delighted to announce awards for the Spring 2024 Humanities for All Quick Grant program to 14 projects across the state.
AAPI Stories in the Spotlight: Ashley Chea and HOME COURT
Spotlighting the California Humanities-supported HOME COURT documentary for AAPI Heritage Month