Tag Archives: history

Sharing the stories of immigrants and the history behind the rich social fabric of the Glendale community.

Through first-person perspectives and studio portraits, 50 new oral histories reflects the San Diego of today.

In this free workshop, learn how to use Ancestry Library to research your family’s history.

FRESNO—The spirit of Joaquin Murrieta haunts the Early American period and persists today. Join author Humberto Garza for his retelling of the Joaquín story, Juanita Orozco, Eliseo Gamino and members of the Asociación de Charros to share the history of the annual Cabalgata, trek to Three Rocks to commemorate this …

FRESNO—Join a lecture at the Arte Américas exhibition CAMINOS shining a spotlight on the development of Radio Bilingüe from its early inception in the late 1970s, its launch in 1980, its Mariachi and Tejano festivals, to the network of satellite stations today. Director Hugo Morales, together with the staff and …

Celebrate a book launch on the 50th Anniversary of the founding of Asian American Studies (AAS) programs.

An interview with staff about the nearly exhaustively researched exhibit in Fresno.

The film reveals the history of international adoption, grounded in the powerful stories of Korean adoptees. The film reveals the repercussions of transnational adoption, exploring issues around identity, family, and nationality.

FRESNO–Dr. Alex Saragoza Plática:  Hard Won Progress: Crisis in Mexico and Backlash in the U.S.  May 19,  2:00 – 4:00 pm Arte Américas, 1630 Van Ness Ave, Fresno, CA 93721 This project is supported by California Humanities through an Humanities for All Project Grant.  This lecture is presented in association with …