Exploring Encarnaci—n Pinedo's 1898 Cookbook. Ms. Pinedo lived in northern California from 1849 to 1902, and was a descendent of an original member of de Anza's colonization of the area. In 1898, Pinedo published El Cocinero Espa–ol, the first cookbook published in the US by a Latina. In it she captured the Californio culture of… Continue Reading Women’s History Month Conference Event: Exploring Encarnaci—n Pinedo’s 1898 Cookbook

Ra’ces de Oaxaca: Historias de mi Madre:The presenters reflect on Oaxacan identity, emphasizing indigenous heritage and how storytelling connects to broader cultural preservation. Personal stories from the presenterÕs mother (na/ma) offer a vivid glimpse into daily life, traditions, and values in Oaxaca, highlighting themes like family, resilience, and migration. The session concludes with a reflection… Continue Reading Women’s History Month Conference Event: Ra’ces de Oaxaca: Historias de mi Madre

Keynote Speaker Keshia Javis-Jones from the Foundation for Women Warriors will share her inspiring experiences as a vetaran, community builder and professional.

"Sally!" film screening and Q&A with director Ondine Rarey