California Humanities Announces Support for New CDP Public Engagement Projects in 2024
Four new California Documentary Project (CDP) Public Engagement projects, each designed to help bring previously supported media productions to new and underserved audiences throughout the state.
Announcing the 2022 Emerging Journalist Fellows
Learn about the 2022 Emerging Journalist Fellowship Program.
Student Journalist Fellows Produce CHRONIC CATASTROPHE: A Podcast About the Community Impact of Climate Change on the Mind, Body, & Spirit
Learn more about this new podcast produced by student journalists at Santa Rosa Junior College as part of California Humanities’ Democracy and the Informed Citizen Emerging Journalist Fellowship Program.
Recap of 2022 Emerging Journalist Fellowship Projects
Above image: Emerging Journalist Fellowship program participants Since 2019, California Humanities Emerging Journalist Fellowship program has provided student journalists at California community colleges financial and professional support to develop new […]
A Glimpse into the Democracy and the Informed Citizen Emerging Journalist Fellowship Program & 2021 Cohort
This spring, California Humanities launched the 2021 Democracy and the Informed Citizen Emerging Journalist Fellowship Program to support students enrolled at California community colleges. Through a competitive application process, $88,000 […]
Using the Humanities to Guide Civic Engagement Training for Middle School Students in Pasadena
The Civics + Humanities-supported “Building Empathy” is helping 9th graders in Pasadena give “voice and choice” in their learning.
Spotlighting Lowrider Culture in Watsonville
In March 2024, More Than Cars will bring an engaging series of public events focused on lowriding culture to Watsonville and audiences online.
Women Make History: An Interview with Sharifa Wilson
In celebration of Women’s History Month, we interview community activist Sharifa Wilson about East Palo Alto Oral History Project.
California Humanities Awards 21 Humanities for All Quick Grant Projects to Support Community, History, & Storytelling
21 new grantees will receive $100,220 in funding through the Humanities for All Quick Grant program.
Deadlines? What Deadlines? Submit a Quick Grant Any Time Starting May 1
Quick Grants will now be accepted on a rolling basis starting on May 1, 2024, available to organizations with total yearly operating budgets of $500,000 or less.