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Pacific Regional Humanities Center
University of California, Davis

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The Pacific Regional Humanities Center (PRHC) was an initiative funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities in 2002 and overseen by the UC Davis Humanities Institute. Created to generate and broker humanities research and public programs for the Pacific United States and Territories—California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, American Samoa, and the Northern Marianas, the PRHC emphasized the study of “place” in its many dimensions, particularly alternative mappings of region that elude or defy conventional political or territorial boundaries. From 2003 through 2006, the PRHC worked primarily on oral history projects focused on Angel Island and Sutter Butte, producing the interviews archived here.

In 2007 the PRHC was reconceptualized as the California Cultures Initiative. Still coordinated by the UC Davis Humanities Institute, the California Cultures Initiative works to enhance the connection of humanities scholars at UC Davis to their surrounding region and to encourage engaged, place-based scholarship and public programs. The CCI provides funding for faculty research groups, individual speakers and events, and faculty collaborations on The Art of Regional Change, a yearly community-based multimedia documentary project. Key areas of interest include migration, immigration and transnational flows as well as the environment, community, ethnicity, gender, labor, economic change, sustainability and other issues of relevance to the region. In linking scholars to communities, the CCI aims to use the insights from these projects to reframe public conversations about how to develop, revitalize and sustain communities away from the technocratic and toward the human.

Questions about the California Cultures Initiative should be directed to Jennifer Langdon, the DHI’s associate director, at jlangdon_at_ucdavis.edu or jesikah maria ross, the coordinator of the Art of Regional Change project, at jmross_at_ucdavis.edu.


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PAPERS FROM 2006
Sutter Buttes Oral History Project (October 23, 2006) SBOH-4, Shirley Schnabel
Sutter Buttes Oral History Project (May 17, 2006) SBOH-1, Diana Almanderez
Sutter Buttes Oral History Project (May 17, 2006) SBOH-1, Diana Almanderez
Angel Island Oral History Project (March 22, 2006) AIOH-21, Hop Jeong
Sutter Buttes Oral History Project (March 3, 2006) SBOH-9, Kermit Tarke
Sutter Buttes Oral History Project (March 3, 2006) SBOH-8, Craig Tarke
Sutter Buttes Oral History Project (March 2, 2006) SBOH-3, Margit Sands
Sutter Buttes Oral History Project (February 24, 2006) SBOH-6, Mary Spilman Crane
Sutter Buttes Oral History Project (February 2, 2006) SBOH-7, Marty Steidlmayer
Sutter Buttes Oral History Project (January 19, 2006) SBOH-2, Walt Anderson
Sutter Buttes Oral History Project (January 19, 2006) SBOH-2, Walt Anderson
PAPERS FROM 2005
Angel Island Oral History Project (June 13, 2005) AIOH-12, Marvin Tetsushi Uratsu
Angel Island Oral History Project (June 10, 2005) AIOH-14, Alvon Lee Fong
Angel Island Oral History Project (June 10, 2005) AIOH-13, David Chan Leong
Sutter Buttes Oral History Project (June 8, 2005) SBOH-10, Louis Tarke
Angel Island Oral History Project (May 29, 2005) AIOH-6, Myron Ning Wong
Angel Island Oral History Project (May 28, 2005) AIOH-16, Dick Jeong
Angel Island Oral History Project (May 24, 2005) AIOH-15, Bennie Woon Yep
Sutter Buttes Oral History Project (April 16, 2005) SBOH-5, Shaefer Ranch
Angel Island Oral History Project (March 29, 2005) AIOH-11, Anon1
PAPERS FROM 2004
Angel Island Oral History Project (December 7, 2004) AIOH-5, Alice Steiner
Angel Island Oral History Project (December 2, 2004) AIOH-3 Benjamin Choy
Angel Island Oral History Project (November 4, 2004) AIOH-1 Jip Chun
PAPERS FROM 2003
John McPhee and Eldridge Moores (November 12, 2003) "Re-Assembling California": A Dialogue with John McPhee and Eldridge Moores

 
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