At 20, Berkeley’s Disability Studies looks ahead with new energy
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“This camp changed the world”: New exhibit tracks the rise of the disability rights movement and its ties to UC Berkeley
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From article by Dan Vaccaro, UC Berkeley Library, 9/13/23 A Camp, a Campus, and a Disability Revolution Where: Doe Library’s Bernice Layne Brown Gallery and online When: Sept. 13, through February 2024, with exceptions; the gallery is open the same hours as Doe Library. Check the hours before you go. Cost: Free Related event: Film screening and conversation with Crip Camp directors, Sept. […]
President Biden Announces Key Appointments to the President’s Committee for People with Intellectual Disabilities
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A Kuwaiti Professor Makes Disability Awareness Part of Her Teaching
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For a ‘safe return’ to university campuses, listen to students most affected by the pandemic
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