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Timeline for Shouting from the Margins

the Studio for Southern California History
2022
Timeline created for "Shouting from the Margins." “Shouting from the Margins: Black Orange County, 1960 – 1979.” By Sharon Sekhon, Ariella Horwitz, Victoria Koos, Brenda Valencia, Edith Verduzco, and Joe Zavala in collaboration with Kathy Ayeh, Donna Hatchett, Adleane Hunter, Jerry Hunter, Juel Farquhar, Janine Farquhar, Mustafa Khan, Harlen Lambert, Daniel Michael Lynem Jr., Brig Owens, Shirley MacClanahan-Owens, Zoe and Earl Pedford, and Aidsand Wright-Riggins III. This timeline features cate... ( See More )

Jackie Robinson Timeline

Jackie Broxton with the Studio for Southern California History
2019
Created with Jackie Broxton for the Pasadena Human Relations Commission to celebrate Jackie Robinson's 100th birthday. Presented to the Jackie Robinson Center on February 4, 2019 by the Pasadena Human Relations Commission. Jackie Broxton, Chair Theresa Robinett, Vice Chair Emmell Beech Justin Jones Brandon Lamar Nat Nehdar Emma Oshagin Joseph Ruedaflores Sonia Singla

Timeline for A History of LATTC

the Studio for Southern California History
2015
This timeline is part of an exhibit in the Magnolia Hall of Los Angeles Trade-Technical College. The timeline begins in 1920 and ends in 2015 and is student-centered approach to the history of LATTC. Using photographs from alumni and from the school's archive, this exhibit uses a linear approach to show change over time and to take advantage of the long corridor. The timeline profiles a dozen students over time and how their diverse and celebrated careers began at LATTC. The timeline shares stor... ( See More )

Timeline for the Raitt Street Chronicles

the Studio for Southern California History
2013
The Raitt Street Chronicles for Sounding Out! The Santa Ana Public Library partnered with Cal State Fullerton’s Grand Central Art Center and the Studio for Southern California History to train teens to collect oral histories from the Townsend/Raitt neighborhood. Project mentors trained youth participants to collect, archive, and share the underreported stories of survival from one the nation’s most at-risk communities. Over the course of 12 months the participants recorded video interviews wit... ( See More )

A History of the San Fernando Valley

Tiffany Do abd the Studio for Southern California History
2012
This timeline was created for the Museum of The San Fernando ValIey and pulls from resources like Calisphere, the Library of Congress, CSUN, personal blogs and a diverse set of publications. Visit the ‘resources’ page for a complete listing of sources. Special thanks to Tiffany Do for her research and interest in creating the timeline, and Hillary Jenks and Alexis Moreno for their help in writing the entries.

Timeline for The Pioneer Project: Histories of Artesia

the Studio for Southern California History
2012
The Pioneer Project is an attempt to gather stories and history information related to the place known as Little India on Pioneer Boulevard in Artesia, California. In doing this project, we hope to illuminate the ethnic and cultural histories of Artesia that continue to be intertwined with development of this commercial and transportation route. The Pioneer Project is an investigation and history survey conducted in 2011 and spearheaded by the Studio for Southern California History, a non-profit... ( See More )

A Short History of the West LA Veterans Administration for Strawberry Flag

the Studio for Southern California History
2011
Resources for this timeline include newspapers such as the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, the Los Angeles Times, the Los Angeles Tribune, and the New York Times. Other references include memoirs of nineteenth century city builders, annual reports of the Board of Managers of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, the Japanese American National Museum, the Library of Congress and the Los Angeles Conservancy.

Timeline for Common Ground: Histories of the Ambassador Hotel & Its Neighborhood

the Studio for Southern California History
2011
The Studio for Southern California History (Studio) is pleased to announce a new community history project: Common Ground: the Histories of the Ambassador Hotel’s Neighborhood. In collaboration with the University of Southern California, American Studies 200 with Dr. Emily Hobson; the Honors College at California State University Los Angeles with Dr. Michelle Hawley; and the New Open World Academy with Felicia Perez and Dr. Chuck Flores—one of the schools at the former Ambassador Hotel site- th... ( See More )

A Legacy of Care: A History of Nursing in Southern California for the Western Conservancy of Nursing History

the Studio for Southern California History
2010
A timeline of nursing in Southern California completed for the Western Conservancy of Nursing History in 2009 and on display in the lobby of the School of Nursing at Azusa Pacific University. It is intended to illustrate the different women and men who have served to develop the nursing profession in Southern California. The Western Conservancy of Nursing History is a consortium of dedicated individuals from nursing schools, hospitals, and associations who recognize the value of preserving this ... ( See More )

Timeline for Self Help Graphics and Sister Karen Boccalero Project

the Studio for Southern California History
2010
Photo by Jenny Hoang on February 10, 2010. Sister Karen Boccalero & Self Help Graphics & Art are important models of community, art, education and valuable Los Angeles history. This project is dedicated to the gathering of information on the history of Self-Help Graphics (SHG) and Sister Karen Boccalero and was conducted over 2010 with the Studio for Southern California History and students from Dr. Angela Vergara's HIST 110 and HIST 390 courses at CSULA. After conducting different surveys of t... ( See More )

A BRIEF HISTORY OF WATTS

the Studio for Southern California History
2009
This exhibit is an illustrated timeline that has been installed in a few sites in Watts and South Los Angeles. This timeline was originally created for the Watts Gang Task Force in tandem with the Studio's exhibit "Law & Disorder." The exhibit was donated to the WGTF for display. It was made to document some history and some of the losses to violence in the community to fill a long blank white wall at its original location. Tags: Los Angeles; California; Exhibit; History; Violence ( See More )

Timeline for Chemical & Nuclear Clean Up A-Z of the Santa Susana Research Facility

Christina Walsh and the Studio for Southern California History
2009
In 2008, Sharon Sekhon from the Studio for Southern California History met Christina Walsh and her colleagues at a Farmlab presentation on the Santa Susana Field Laboratory (SSFL) at the Metabolic Studio in Los Angeles. In learning of this history and its long connections to Southern California's aerospace industry, a collaboration was made to both share this history and represent it in accessible ways; this guide was originally created in 2009 in a printed format. This history is ongoing and ex... ( See More )

Timeline for Law & Disorder

the Studio for Southern California History
2009
This timeline was created as part of the Studio for Southern California History's 2009 exhibit: Law & Disorder. Law & Disorder highlights issues that shape laws and social order and disorder across Southern California history. Law & Disorder delineates how the law is enforced and explores the role of retributive justice—that the punishment should fit the crime and should be relative to other punitive actions. This exhibit illustrates the everyday (de facto) versus legal (de juris) discriminatio... ( See More )

Timeline for LA Women: A Record of Experience

the Studio for Southern California History
2007
Timeline for 2007 exhibit: LA Women: A Record of Experience. Graphic designed by Aimee Dozois. The timeline features profiles of 20 prominent women, laws that affected gender parity, and activist movements across history.

Timeline for Evergreen Cemetery in Boyle Heights

the Studio for Southern California History
2006
Though there are over 300,000 individuals interred here, this site profiles a few dozen people and monuments that represent some of the cemetery's lesser-known and famous residents including activists, actors, city builders and soldiers, among many others, and places each person within a broader context of local history.