Where Does Deportation Come From?
Co-presented by Zócalo Public Square, MacArthur Foundation, Times of San Diego, and Bread & Salt Deportation has impacted communities across California and the country, and has become the face of U.S. […]
Zócalo Public Square Celebrates California 175 With Two November Events
This November, our partners at Zócalo Public Square continue the California 175: What Connects California? series with two dynamic programs exploring how art, culture, and storytelling connect us across time, place, and identity. California Humanities […]
How Does Art Connect L.A.?
Co-presented by Metro Art, Zócalo Public Square, and Grand Performances Moderated by Moira Shourie, Executive Director, Zócalo Public Square Arts and culture built Los Angeles, this hub for the journeying, creative […]
Can Comedia Help Us Understand California’s Past?
Co-presented by Zócalo Public Square, Playwrights’ Arena, UCLA Diversifying the Classics, and LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes, with generous support from Snap Foundation, Karsh Family Foundation, Broad Foundation, and […]
Partner Event: Is Hip-Hop America’s Greatest Success Story?
California Humanities is proud to highlight this conversation from our partners at Zócalo Public Square, Arizona State University, and California Forward (CA FWD), in partnership with Stocktonia. Hip-hop is big […]
Is Hip-Hop America’s Biggest Success Story?
Co-presented by Zócalo Public Square, ASU, and California Forward (CA FWD) in partnership with Stocktonia Moderated by Robeson Taj Frazier, Director, USC Annenberg Institute for Difference and Empowerment in the Arts Event […]
Will California’s Future Be Exceptional?
Join Zócalo Public Square and Latino Community Foundation for two back-to-back panels, one with established experts and the other with youth leaders. In discussions moderated by Zócalo’s California columnist Joe […]