A sample of California Humanities hosted and co-sponsored lecture series, panel discussions, and interviews with authors, thinkers and educators. Also included here are documentary film trailers from California Humanities-supported projects and California Humanities grantees’ events.
Listening Sessions continue online across California
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ROMEO IS BLEEDING follows young writer Donté Clark as he channels Shakespeare to help heal his community.
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What we’ve learned so far from 2019 listening sessions, and how you can join.
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Get to know more about the special guests and caterer whose work nourishes the people of California.
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Featuring Nikiko Masumoto of Masumoto Family Farm and highlighting recent grantees.
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Artist and educator Marc Bamuthi Joseph of Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, led a conversation at East Bay Center for the Performing Arts.
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Noted director and playwright Luis Valdez, founder of El Teatro Campesino led a conversation the farmworker movement of the past.
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Two of America’s most talented historians, Alan Taylor and Elizabeth “Lil” Fenn join in conversation about the relevance of history and humanities.
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Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Bettina Boxall joins Felicia Marcus, Chair of California’s State Water Resources Control Board on to how to manage a future in which water is going to become all the more precious.
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Dorothea Lange: Grab a Hunk of Lightning is a film about the life, loves and work of photographer, Dorothea Lange, known for her famous image “The Migrant Mother”.
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California Humanities A State of Open Mind
