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California Humanities Welcomes Rey M. Rodríguez and Tony Gonzalez to Its Board of Directors

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Shonda Moore, Director of Marketing and Communications smoore@calhum.org | 951-963-4362 OAKLAND, CA (Tuesday, July 28, 2026) California Humanities is pleased to

Stories, Songs, and Futures of Sovereignty Welcoming Staff to California Humanities

Written by Alexandria Ybarra On Saturday, June 26, Native and non-Native Communities across the ancestral lands now known as California gathered at the Autry

July 8, 2026

Stories, Songs, and Futures of Sovereignty Welcoming Staff to California Humanities

July 8, 2026

El Pachuco Comes Home: A California Story Returns

July 8, 2026

Building Bridges Through Story, Dialogue, and Shared Experience

Experience the Humanities

NORWALK— American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez Screening & Q&A at Milagro Cinemas July 25th with Special Appearances from Luis Valdez, Lou Diamond Phillips, and dir. David Alvarado

DOWNTOWN LA— American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez Screening and Q&A at the Alamo Drafthouse 7/24 with Special Appearances from Luis Valdez, Lou Diamond Phillips, and dir. David Alvarado

WEST LA—American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez Screening & Q&A at Laemmle Royal 3 on July 24th with Special Appearances from Luis Valdez, Lou Diamond Phillips, and dir. David Alvarado

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California Humanities is committed to making the public humanities open to all. This commitment, centered in our equity values statement, informs how we approach our programming, communications, and website. We recognize that accessibility needs are constantly evolving, and in response we are frequently assessing our work to ensure that we are not creating unintentional barriers to participation. We value your feedback and appreciate any comments or questions at accessibility@calhum.org.

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