California Humanities A State of Open Mind
Public lecture by Dr. Lillian Gorman, Assistant Professor in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at University of Arizona.
Read More »CARSON—Opening Reception: Legend and Legacy: José Guadalupe Posada and Contemporary Latinx Art
Explore the influence of Mexican illustrator José Guadalupe Posada on contemporary Latinx artists.
Read More »CARSON—Exhibit: Legend and Legacy: José Guadalupe Posada and Contemporary Latinx Art
Explore the influence of Mexican illustrator José Guadalupe Posada on contemporary Latinx artists.
Read More »SANTA CRUZ—Justin Favela: Birth, Death and Regeneration
Public art and piñatas collide in this immersive recreation of a beloved Santa Cruz mural.
Read More »A Walk Through the Rich History of the Latino Central Valley with CAMINOS
An interview with staff about the nearly exhaustively researched exhibit in Fresno.
Read More »WATSONVILLE—Panel Discussion: Landmark Voting Rights Victory: Gomez v Watsonville
Learn how the Gomez v. City of Watsonville case came about, was fought and won.
Read More »Highlighting the Diversity of Families in California
For International Day of Families and Mother’s Day, and we're celebrating families of all kinds.
Read More »BAKERSFIELD—Lecture: Being the Voice: Court Interpreting in Kern County
Public lecture by Tim Brandon, court interpreter for Kern County Superior court.
Read More »SAN DIEGO—Raising Zoey Film Screening + Q&A
Enjoy a free family-friendly, bilingual community film screening and panel discussion.
Read More »WATSONVILLE—Book Reading: This Bright Light of Ours: Stories from the Voting Rights Fight by Maria Gitin
Discussion about the non-violent grassroots voting rights movement, followed by a Q&A and book signing.
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