California Humanities Announces 2020 Library Innovation Lab Cohort
Professional Development and Grant Program Helps Library Staff Respond to Needs of Immigrant Communities
Now Streaming—UNSETTLED
A portrayal of the challenging process that LGBTQ refugees must go through to find safety and security while starting over in the US.
ONLINE—Our Communities and Climate Change Panel
ONLINE—Join the Oakland Asian Cultural Center for a panel discussion featuring experts on the subject of climate change and environmental justice in Asian American and immigrant communities. Author and scholar Julie […]
California Humanities Announces 2019 Library Innovation Lab Cohort
After a competitive process, California Humanities is pleased to announce awards for the 2019 Library Innovation Lab (LIL) cohort and grant program to ten public libraries across the state.
ONLINE—UNLADYLIKE2020: Margaret Chung—First American-Born Chinese Female Doctor
Margaret Chung, the first Chinese American woman physician. Original artwork by Amelie Chabannes.
ONLINE—UNLADYLIKE2020: Tye Leung Schulze—First Chinese American Woman Federal Government Employee
LGBTQ+ Stories on the Silver Screen
Highlighting a few films we have supported with LGBTQ+ stories throughout the Golden State.
GLENDALE—Tell Me: Sharing Bread & Migration Stories
A “breaking bread” storytelling event that will bring community members together to share global breads and watch video stories of local community members.
SAN FRANCISCO—Otherwise: Stories by Immigrant & Refugee Youth
See stories written by immigrant and refugee youth, performed by international theatremakers.
OAKLAND—Otherwise: Stories by Immigrant & Refugee Youth
See stories written by immigrant and refugee youth, performed by international theatremakers.
