War Comes Home

The California Center for the Book is a nonprofit reading promotion agency affiliated with the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress and the California State Library.  CCFB develops and supports statewide programs that celebrate California’s rich literary heritage and that help libraries promote literacy, authorship and civic engagement.

Based on the UC Irvine campus, UCHRI serves all ten campuses in the UC system, interacting with UC campus humanities centers, other campus research centers, and with individual faculty and graduate students to promote collaborative, interdisciplinary humanities research and pedagogy throughout the University of California system and within the larger communities they inhabit. Stressing interdisciplinary research, the UC Humanities Research Institute bridges gaps between disciplines across the humanities and human sciences and seeks to overcome the intellectual and institutional barriers that can separate the humanities from other fields.

 Exhibit Envoy provides high quality, affordable, traveling exhibitions and professional services to museums and other host venues throughout California. Its mission is to build new perspectives among Californians, create innovative exhibitions and solutions, and advance institutions in service to their communities. Created in 1988 by Cal Humanities as a consortium of small community‐based museums, Exhibit Envoy became a separate non‐profit organization in 2002.

The California History-Social Science Project (CHSSP) is a K-16 collaborative of historians, teachers, and affiliated scholars dedicated to the pursuit of educational excellence in history and social science. Headquartered in the Department of History at the University of California, Davis, there are seven CHSSP sites across California.