Bi-Weekly Update - May 28
Hello CCPHers,
Here are some interesting history events happening soon in California as well as articles pertaining to history.
In other news:
CCPH invites any announcements or articles relating to history from our members and mailing list to include in our updates. CCPH is also accepting submissions for our California History Action web page. Any Public History articles, book reviews, events and/or projects are welcomed as submissions to help us promote history. Email any of your submissions to ccph@csus.edu.
Thank you for your continuous support!
From: Center for California Studies
Save the Date
28th annual Envisioning California Conference
Crossroads: Homelessness in California
Thursday, October 5, 2017
Tsakopoulos Library Galleria
828 I Street
Downtown Sacramento
This free day-long event will include panels and a lunch keynote address, as well as a Reception Celebrating the 35th Anniversary of the Center for California Studies, 60th Anniversary of the Assembly Fellowship, 45th Anniversary of the Senate Fellowship, 32nd Anniversary of the Executive Fellowship, and 20th Anniversary of the Judicial Fellowship.
Registration will open in July.
Join the event on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/events/1409565322434895/.
From: California Humanities
Upcoming Events
WEBINAR for HUMANITIES FOR ALL Quick GRANT APPLICATION
06.01.2017
Join us for an informational session webinar about the upcoming Humanities for All Quick Grants application deadline June 28, 2017.
FILM SCREENING: THE FORCE at MENDOCINO FILM FESTIVAL
06.03.2017
FORT BRAGG-- THE FORCE presents a cinema verité look at the long-troubled Oakland Police Department as it struggles to confront federal demands for reform, a popular uprising post-Ferguson, and an explosive scandal.
Screening of TRIBAL JUSTICE at Mendocino Film Festival
06.03.2017
MENDOCINO-- Documentary Film TRIBAL JUSTICE will screen at the Mendocino Film Festival, followed by a Q+A with Director Anne Makepeace and Yurok Chief Judge Abby Abinanti
GRANTSEEKER WORKSHOP IN HANFORD
06.07.2017
HANFORD-- California Humanities will conduct a free information session about funding opportunities for humanities programming.
Shaping San Francisco Free Public Talk: Kent Minault’s “Diggerly-Do’s”
06.07.2017
SAN FRANCISCO-- Kent Minault illustrates a narrative of the explosive first six months of the San Francisco Diggers, chronicling a turning point in SF and the transformation of a youth into a lifelong activist (accompanied by photos by Chuck Gould, and music by Peter Coyote.)
Roundtable: Between Sighs and Whispers: The Work of Juan Rulfo
06.08.2017
LOS ANGELES-- Discover the literary legacy of Juan Rulfo’s, one of Mexico’s most prominent writers, and enjoy Eva Malhotra’s pictorial interpretation of Rulfo’s work through paintings that evoke his characters, landscapes, and stories.
Screening of Bridging the Divide: Tom Bradley and the Politics of Race at Grand Performances
06.09.2017
Narrated by Alfre Woodard, this story of a sharecropper’s son explores realities of race, diversity and coalition building while sharing the power of an election that made a difference.
06.10.2017
LOS ANGELES-- A free public event, the Festival brings together film and book lovers, innovative and emerging artists, and multiracial and multicultural families and individuals for workshops, readings, performances, and film screenings.
Webinar for Humanities for All Project Grants
06.15.2017
Join us for an informational session webinar about the upcoming Humanities for All Project Grants application deadline August 15, 2017.
TRAVELING EXHIBIT: HISTORY IN MOTION FEATURED AT TRACTORS & BREWS
06.15.2017
WOODLAND-- See tractors unveiled, engines started, listen to music, enjoy food and brew tastings.
From: California Historical Society
Taking Alcatraz Screening and Conversation
Thursday, June 15, 2017, 6:00 PM California Historical Society, San Francisco Learn More
Join us for a powerful program that explores the history of the occupation of Alcatraz, from November 20, 1969, to June 11, 1971. Participants include the filmmakers of Taking Alcatraz, as well as the Native Americans who occupied the island and those who supported them. This program is a collaboration between the NUMU’s exhibition Cement Prairie: The History and Legacy of the 1952 American Indian Urban Relocation Program, open through June 25, 2017, and the CHS Exhibition Public Program Series for On The Road to the Summer of Love. Presented in Partnership with the New Museum of Los Gatos.
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California Council for the Promotion of History
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