California Humanities A State of Open Mind
LOS ANGELES – WORDS UNCAGED is a creative, interactive, exhibit for incarcerated artists, writers, students and poets at California State Prison, Lancaster, to dialogue, and critically engage with you. We invite you to experience these voices, uncaged from the prison walls, and to imagine new ways of understanding our current system of …
Read More »Artist, storyteller and California Humanities Board Member Brenda Wong Aoki on receiving a Hewlett50 grant
“J-town, Chinatown, Our Town” will be a major multi-media and multi-disciplinary theater work.
Read More »SAN FRANCISCO—The Latin Quarter: Maclovia Ruiz and the Missing Beat
Take a tour through the Latino scene of San Francisco's North Beach during the '40s–50s.
Read More »SAN FRANCISCO—Performing Visible Resilience
An interdisciplinary showcase of original stories from LGBTQ Asian Pacific American artists.
Read More »LOS ANGELES―From Here to Home: American Stories about Immigration and Belonging
At the Ace Hotel Theater, view three short films about Immigration and Belonging.
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 »SAN FRANCISCO—Otherwise: Stories by Immigrant & Refugee Youth
See stories written by immigrant and refugee youth, performed by international theatremakers.
Read More »PASADENA—Bird Songs—Native American Stories at San Rafael Branch Library
Interactive theater presentations for families drawing on stories of the Gabrielino, Cahuilla, and Juaneño people
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