California Humanities A State of Open Mind
New Grants Support Local Public Humanities Projects
Read More »Congratulations to the Spring 2020 Humanities For All Quick Grant Awardees
Announcing Ten New Library Innovation Lab Cohort Members
Our 2020 cohort represents libraries from across the state.
Read More »ONLINE—Premiere of #TeensToo
Reel Stories presents a short documentary by seven high school students coming of age in the era of Time's Up and #MeToo.
Read More »DEADLINE — CDP NextGen
Apply now for a grant to support youth media making.
Read More »CDP NextGen Deadline Extended
Applications are now due March 18, 2020.
Read More »BERKELEY—Premiere of #TeensToo
Reel Stories presents a short documentary by seven high school students coming of age in the era of Time's Up and #MeToo.
Read More »Support Us at a Screening of a Celebrated California Film
ROMEO IS BLEEDING follows young writer Donté Clark as he channels Shakespeare to help heal his community.
Read More »LOS ANGELES—I Too Am Media Festival
See media created by Los Angeles youth, attend media making workshops, and hear On the Block’s Brett Gray and activist Edna Chavez speak at USC Annenberg’s I Too Am Media Festival.
Read More »OAKLAND—Premiere of DISPLACED at StudioToBe
Youth Beat presents DISPLACED, a short doc examining the gentrification and displacement crisis in Oakland through the eyes of its youth.
Read More »Congratulations to the Winter 2020 Humanities for All Quick Grant Awardees
This round of grantees is the first to include applicants under the special designation "Second Responders: The Humanities in the Aftermath of Natural Disasters."
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