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Current Exhibitions

Unsung Heroes: The Women Behind the Movements

Curated by CSUDH History Graduate, Jocelyn De Avila

Unsung Heroes: The Women Behind the Movements Exhibit Opens April 30, 2024

 

Digital Exhibitions and Presentations

Pamphlets in a boxes with titles, Spanish Civil War, Women, Asian American, Asia, LGBTQ, and Latinx.

Greg Williams, Director of the Gerth Archives and Special Collections, provides an overview of activist collections at the Gerth Archives

Greg Williams, Director of the Gerth Archives and Special Collections, recently presented at a virtual event co-sponsored by the Bibliographical Society (UK), Bibliographical Society of American, and the Bibliographical Society of Canada in a presentation recorded as part of the "Documenting Social Movement: Bibliography, Archives and Protest."

100 Years of the Women's Vote

A student-created exhibit celebrating the passage of the 19th Amendement and 100 years of women's suffrage. Presented by the Department of Women's Studies.

Will the Circle Be Unbroken? The Sacred Music of the African American Diaspora

An exhibit celebrating the Sacred Music Collections in the Gerth Archives and Special Collections.

President of CSUDH, Dr. Parham portrait

Transforming Lives: A History of CSUDH Online Exhibit

Created as part of the inauguration of CSUDH President Thomas A. Parham, Ph.D.

1939 Homeowners Loan Corporation map

"perpetual and binding forever:" Race and the Creation of a Los Angeles Subdivision

An exhibit using materials from the Rancho San Pedro Collection in the Gerth Archives & Special Collections.

Past Exhibitions and Events