California Humanities A State of Open Mind
A spirited movie short about older lesbians in a retirement community.
Read More »SAN LEANDRO―Screening of A Great Ride at San Leandro Library
SACRAMENTO―Stand Up For Unity In Our Community at California Museum
Two day festival of activities and film screenings at California Museum.
Read More »SAN FRANCISCO―A Great Ride at 8th Annual LGBT Elder Life Conference
A spirited movie short about older lesbians in a retirement community.
Read More »SAN FRANCISCO―A Great Ride at Legacy Film Festival
A spirited movie short about older lesbians in a retirement community.
Read More »LOS ANGELES―Screening of FIRST VOTE
Student-produced short films explore important issues to young people in advance of the 2020 election.
Read More »Exhibit Opening—Seen and Unseen: Queering Japanese American History Before 1945
ONLINE EVENT―Seen and Unseen: Queering Japanese American History Before 1945 is the first-ever exhibit focused on Nikkei (Japanese Americans) who were involved in intimate same-sex relationships or defied gender roles in the early 20th century. Queer Nikkei are virtually non-existent in Japanese American history, but this exhibit brings them into …
Read More »ONLINE—Crystal Wahpepah of Wahpepah’s Kitchen, Live with Real Food Real Stories
Join Real Food Real Stories Thursday 10/15 for virtual connection circles and a story with Chef Crystal Wahpepah of Wahpepah’s Kitchen.
Read More »Online Event—Queer Compulsions: Love, Sex, and Scandal in Turn-of-the-Century Japanese America
ONLINE EVENT―As poet Yone Noguchi wrote letters of love to his “Daddy” Charles Warren Stoddard, Kosen Takahashi declared himself the “queerest Nipponese” to Blanche Partington. And, while Joaquin Miller most preferred Japanese “boys” to come live with him in the Oakland Hills, San Franciscans involved in a “fellatio ring” found …
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