California Humanities A State of Open Mind
Sharing the stories of immigrants and the history behind the rich social fabric of the Glendale community.
Read More »GLENDALE—Tell Me: Stories of Migration to Glendale Exhibit
We Are More: Stories by Queer Comic Artists Extended Through October with New Events
Extended by popular demand, exhibit adds two new free "Sketch and Snack" events.
Read More »Library Innovation Lab 2019 Program Preview
Upcoming events will welcome immigrant communities to libraries throughout the state.
Read More »SAN FRANCISCO—Otherwise: Stories by Immigrant & Refugee Youth
See stories written by immigrant and refugee youth, performed by international theatremakers.
Read More »OAKLAND—Otherwise: Stories by Immigrant & Refugee Youth
See stories written by immigrant and refugee youth, performed by international theatremakers.
Read More »BERKELEY—Otherwise: Stories by Immigrant & Refugee Youth
See stories written by immigrant and refugee youth, performed by international theatremakers.
Read More »OAKLAND—Otherwise: Stories by Immigrant & Refugee Youth
See stories written by immigrant and refugee youth, performed by international theatremakers.
Read More »New Exhibit We Are More: Stories by Queer Comic Artists Opens in July
The latest in the Art of Storytelling series features work from four Oakland-based artists and clips from upcoming documentary No Straight Lines.
Read More »LGBTQ+ Stories on the Silver Screen
Highlighting a few films we have supported with LGBTQ+ stories throughout the Golden State.
Read More »LOS ANGELES—Centering the Masses: Little Manila
Join Visual Communications and Asian and Pacific Islander Americans in Historic Preservation to learn about the history of Filipino Americans in Los Angeles.
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