Remembering Dmitri Belser, disability rights advocate and restorer of historic homes By Frances DinkelspielApril 302021May 12021 He was instrumental in helping get the Ed Roberts Campus built.
‘Never in our wildest dreams’: The documentary ‘Crip Camp’ nominated for an Oscar By Sara KassabianApril 122021April 122021 ‘Crip Camp’ shows how a summer camp in upstate New York galvanized a generation of activists and influenced Berkeley’s disability rights movement.
Berkeley tries grassroots methods to avoid ‘vaccine hunters,’ reach vulnerable groups By Supriya YelimeliFeb. 262021March 32021 Churches and community organizations are helping with an equity-minded COVID-19 vaccine outreach.
Grandmother of disability-rights movement, Zona Roberts: ‘We will prevail’ By Guest contributorJan. 232017May 222017 On Ed Roberts Day, we talk to his mother, Zona Roberts, a fierce advocate for her son as well as disability rights more broadly.
Berkeley program offers tech tips, connections for seniors By Guest contributorOct. 262016March 292021
‘Patient No More’ show in Berkeley documents a historic disability rights protest By Guest contributorNov. 92015May 92017
LifeLong Medical Care opens new clinic in South Berkeley By Frances DinkelspielOct. 262015Sept. 42020
Diversity in Berkeley raised as concern at Adeline session as planning process takes off By Emilie RagusoFeb. 92015Oct. 72021