Birdsongs: Stories of Creation and Migration

• Essays

African American Citrus Growers in the Inland Empire

• Essays

At the Sound of the Bells (2021)

• Short Films

Native Foods and Medicines: Healing Our Communities

• Essays

The Fruits of Their Labor

• Exhibitions

The Indian and the Orange: Civilization Through Citrus at Sherman Institute

• Essays

Laboring Landscapes of Citrus in 3D

• Exhibitions

Finding Ourselves in the Groves: Stories and Storytellers of Citrus in Inland Southern California

• Exhibitions

East Highlands: Growing Up in a Citrus Community

• Essays

Squeezed Dry: Braceros in Citrus (2021)

• Short Films

Looking Beyond Fantasy Heritage

• Exhibitions

Riverside Latino Historic Context Statement

• Collaborations

Sour Puss

• Exhibitions

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

Finding Work in California: Women in Packinghouses 1895-1909

• Exhibitions

African Americans in Citrus

• Short Films

Each Bird Song tells a little part of the story of our people and our journeys…back to this land where we are today.

William Madrigal, Sr., Mountain Cahuilla Lead Bird Singer

• Educational Resources
• Exhibitions

From Mira Loma to Manzanar: The Roots of Logistics (2019)

• Collaborations
• Short Films

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

• Collaborations
• Short Films

Little Working Hands

• Essays