Our oral history book series amplifies the voices of people directly impacted by injustice using a humanizing, literary approach.
Our education program fosters empathy, inquiry, and critical thinking among our next generation of leaders, teachers, and history-makers.
Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Amplifying Indigenous Voices
What’s Indigenous Peoples' Day? In 1992, the city of Berkeley, CA declared that the second Monday of October, also known as Columbus Day, would become a day of solidarity with Indigenous peoples around the globe. [...]
Chasing the Harvest and Digital Delano – 10/25
EVENT Chasing the Harvest and Digital Delano Wednesday, October 25, 2017 | 6:00pm – 8:00pm Robert F. Kennedy High School (View map) 1401 Hiett Ave Delano, CA 93215 Free The [...]
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