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WEBINAR–Exhibit Opening: Mervyn M. Dymally Bridgebuilder and History Maker This exhibition features public educator and Cal State LA alumni and politician Mervyn M. Dymally (1926 -2012), a Trinidadian immigrant who became the first Black Lt. Governor of California. Dymally emigrated from Trinidad as a result of the British vestiges of …

In response to California's recent wildfire crisis, we approached project directors Michael & Heather Llewellyn to inquire more about their project and its relation to the current events.

Experience how maps can be a powerful tool to share points of view and imagine a better future in this new digital exhibition by Oakland Museum of California.

Explore the changing expectations, challenges, and obstacles to inclusion that women have faced and the remarkable people who have broken through the barriers.

Combining portraits by photographer Renoda Campbell with oral history excerpts that center and amplify local Black voices.

Experience how maps can be a powerful tool to share unique points of view and imagine a better future in this new exhibition.

Events you can experience across the state in February.

Experience how maps can be a powerful tool to share unique points of view and imagine a better future in this new exhibition.

See a culminating exhibition & performance for a dance rehabilitation series held for incarcerated women.

A 7-hour marathon of philosophical debate, keynotes, panels, performances, and interactive experiences.