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New exhibit tracks the rise of the disability rights movement

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New exhibit tracks the rise of the disability rights movement

'A Camp, a Campus, and a Disability Revolution,' is on display now in Doe Library’s Brown Gallery through February 2024.

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Raymond Lifchez, pioneer of universal design, dies at 90

Raymond Lifchez, pioneer of universal design, dies at 90

Funky and free-spirited: How a 1970s summer camp started a disability revolution

Funky and free-spirited: How a 1970s summer camp started a disability revolution

Britt H. Young on learning to navigate the world with the body she has

Britt H. Young on learning to navigate the world with the body she has

UC Berkeley mourns, celebrates the life of disability rights icon Judith Heumann

UC Berkeley mourns, celebrates the life of disability rights icon Judith Heumann

Berkeley Talks: Judith Heumann on the long fight for inclusion

Berkeley Talks: Judith Heumann on the long fight for inclusion

How community spaces can empower students to mobilize, explore their identity

How community spaces can empower students to mobilize, explore their identity

Disability alliance chair Diana Stasko: ‘My mom was a very strong role model’

Disability alliance chair Diana Stasko: ‘My mom was a very strong role model’

New campus committee will focus on digital accessibility

New campus committee will focus on digital accessibility

'Minimally speaking autistic' student wins Soros fellowship for Ph.D.

'Minimally speaking autistic' student wins Soros fellowship for Ph.D.

Disabled and empowered: How Mariana Soto Sanchez found self-advocacy at Berkeley

Disabled and empowered: How Mariana Soto Sanchez found self-advocacy at Berkeley

COVID Stories: What is it like to be hearing impaired during COVID-19?

COVID Stories: What is it like to be hearing impaired during COVID-19?

Meet our new faculty: Gopala Anumanchipalli, computer science

Meet our new faculty: Gopala Anumanchipalli, computer science

Berkeley Talks: Bess Williamson on the history of disability and design

Berkeley Talks: Bess Williamson on the history of disability and design

How state courts use disability to remove Native children from their homes

How state courts use disability to remove Native children from their homes

How the U.S. government created an ‘insane asylum’ to imprison Native Americans

How the U.S. government created an ‘insane asylum’ to imprison Native Americans

I'm a Berkeleyan: Sydney Ji on the intersection of disability, culture and gender

I'm a Berkeleyan: Sydney Ji on the intersection of disability, culture and gender

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