Finding Work in California: Women in Packinghouses 1895-1909

• Exhibitions

Claiming Our Space

• Mapping

Sour Puss

• Exhibitions

East Highlands: Growing Up in a Citrus Community

• Essays

Native Foods and Medicines: Healing Our Communities

• Essays

Native Labor: Work and Resistance

• Essays

¡Más Rápido!

• Essays

Romantic Pasts

• Archives

25th Anniversary of the California State Citrus State Historic Park

• Exhibitions

Portraits in the Groves

• Educational Resources

Riverside Latino Historic Context Statement

• Collaborations

Every time I’d go to a real estate office, they’d send me back across the bridge….That was my first feeling that there was something wrong in this community. This beautiful valley that I’d seen, something was wrong. Then I noticed that all of the Black people lived on the other side of the freeway.

Frances Grice

• Mapping

Baskets: Sharing Our Stories

• Essays

What is East Gate Air Cargo Logistics Center? (2019)

• Collaborations
• Short Films

The Empire of Logistics: Goods Movement in Southern California, a digital feature by KCET

• Collaborations

The Valley Truck Farms was a predominantly Black community tucked into the Southeastern side of San Bernardino that grew from the 1930s to the 1970s. It was vibrant and full of life for almost a century. Now it is mostly gone.

Samara Herrick and Carl Holmes

• Mapping

African American Citrus Growers in the Inland Empire

• Essays

Segregation of Public Places in Redlands

• Mapping

A Woman’s World: A History of Female Labor in Citrus Packinghouses

• Essays

Black Redlands 1910: Making a Vibrant Community Visible

• Mapping