Watch: Storytelling Through a New Lens
How do stories help us better understand ourselves, our communities, and our shared history? California Humanities recently partnered with Jason Chu, an Asian American rapper, poet, and activist educator based […]
Collective Joy Project: Finale Episode Recap
We closed out our year of joyful, community-rooted conversations with a beautiful final episode of the Collective Joy Project, featuring multidisciplinary artist Aïma the Dreamer. Together, we explored how joy, […]
Collective Joy Project: Rematriation, Reciprocity, and Future-Building with Chanowk Yisrael
Special Date: Tuesday, October 7, 2025 This October, the Collective Joy Project is taking a new step—literally—by bringing our host, mariana moscoso, out into the field. For the first time, […]
How Can California Overcome Its Voter Disillusionment? Join us October 3 to Discuss
How have watershed moments in California history affected voter turnout? Join us in Sacramento to explore what voting’s past means for California’s future.
Scenes from Sacramento: How Can California Overcome Its Voter Disillusionment?
A photo recap of our California on the Ballot program at the Sacramento Public Library.
United We Stand Convening in Oklahoma City: Connecting Through Culture
A recap of our visit to Oklahoma City for the United We Stand convening, hosted by the NEH and Oklahoma Humanities.
United We Stand in Riverside: Hate and Resistance in the Inland Empire
A recap of our United We Stand partner program with Zócalo Public Square at UCR ARTS in Riverside, California.
United We Stand in LA: Exploring Black Art and History at SoFi Stadium
A recap of our United We Stand partner program with Zócalo Public Square at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood.
California Humanities in LA: United We Stand, Exploring Little Tokyo and El Pueblo
In mid-September, California Humanities staff came together in Los Angeles for special partner programs and an in-person meeting with our board. Below are some highlights from our trip! On September […]
California Humanities to Receive $50,000 Grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities for Program Series Combatting Hate-Fueled Violence
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has named California Humanities as a funding recipient for its United We Stand initiative, which will support local programming the help combat the destructive effects of hate-fueled violence on our democracy and public safety.
