The Berkeley Revolution
A digital archive of the East Bay's transformation in the late-1960s & 1970s
PROJECTS
The Flatlands’ War on Poverty
Berkeley Women’s Music Collective
The Asian Community Library
The Black Panthers’ Education Revolution
The Integral Urban House
The Countercultural Kitchen
A Place for Every Body
The Secret History of Recycling
Pacific Center
Threads of Rebellion
Citizens vs. Developers
The Women and Girls of Telegraph Ave
Berkeley’s Public Schools
The Rainbow Sign
The Third World Liberation Front
Transgender Berkeley
PEOPLE
Nacio Jan Brown, photographer
Mary Ann Pollar, activist and impresario
PLACES
Telegraph Avenue
The Keystone
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Beyond School Walls
Archive Entry Date: 03/10/80
Blind Berkeley teen knows how to navigate independently around town, but moving schools threatens his years of mobility training.
The First Curb Cuts
Archive Entry Date: 1990s
A disability rights artist and activist illustrates the era's lively momentum
DIY Curb Cuts in Twittersphere
Archive Entry Date: July 2016
A tweet brings the disability narrative of sledgehammer wielding activists into 21st century
Midnight Contractors
Archive Entry Date: 1972
The impetus to build their own curb cuts sparked during a weekly poker game
Money Troubles Force Closures At Gay Center
Archive Entry Date: 1988
Pacific Center was stretched thin by the resources required to mount its multifaceted AIDS Project
Who Is An Ally And Who Is An Enemy?
Archive Entry Date: 12/1/83
Lesbians of Color came to Pacific Center to figure out how the movement might practice the solidarity it preached
Ollie’s
Archive Entry Date: 6/83
Pacific Center acted as a mediator when a gay-friendly business was accused of classism and racism
School for the Deaf Holds its Last Berkeley Graduation
Archive Entry Date: 06/02/80
43 graduating seniors are the last memories deaf students being on the Berkeley site
Blind, Deaf Students Protest Relocation
Archive Entry Date: 01/04/80
Students and staff at the School for the Blind protested their new school's rural, secluded location in Fremont
A Last Ditch Effort to Stop Schools’ Move
Archive Entry Date: 01/04/80
Teachers for the School of the Blind led media on a tour of the new site to demonstrate its unsuitability
Stay or Move?
Archive Entry Date: 01/80
A crucial Deaf organization in the Bay Area rallied its members to oppose the relocation of the school
Community Services Listing
Archive Entry Date: 12/12/79
Community Services Listing featuring phone number for Pacific Center and Switchboard
A Coordinated Appeal to 60 Minutes to Investigate
Archive Entry Date: 12/23/79
Advocates for the Schools for the Deaf and the Blind reached out to 60 Minutes, lobbying for an investigative report
Breakdown of Trans Surgery Costs
Archive Entry Date: 1979
When a trans woman explored getting surgery, she also was directed to find community at Pacific Center
Gwen & Jerene Live at the Pacific Center
Archive Entry Date: 11/13/79
Gwen & Jerene were booked by Lenn Keller to play at the San Pablo location of the Pacific Center
Open House
Archive Entry Date: 10/5/79
Cause for celebration: Pacific Center concluded its move to its current location on Telegraph Ave
Frisbee Play Pt. II
Archive Entry Date: c. 1979
An action shot mid-throw
Frisbee Play Pt. I
Archive Entry Date: c. 1979
An unidentified student caught in a playful moment on Berkeley's green
Pacific Center Is Moving To Telegraph
Archive Entry Date: 1979
Pacific Center hoped to move in April 1979 from San Pablo Ave to a more capacious Victorian house on Telegraph
Man Perusing Newspaper
Archive Entry Date: c. 1978
A man reads a local Berkeley newspaper on a sun-filled morning
City Proclamation of NPO Day
Archive Entry Date: 5/7/1978
The NPO's fifth birthday was a cause for celebration
Michael Williams
Archive Entry Date: 1978
A local Berkeley disability rights activist captured in moment of glee
Group Portrait
Archive Entry Date: March 1978
A family radiates positive energy while posing for a snapshot
Man with Camera
Archive Entry Date: March 1978
A collection of photos depicting behind-the-scenes looks at the everyday lives of people with disabilities thriving in Berkeley
Correspondence between Martin Paley, Gerald Leo and Carole Migden about United Way Funding
Archive Entry Date: 11/17/1977
Pacific Center battled hard to obtain United Way funding
Open Letter To CETA Commissioners and Berkeley City Council
Archive Entry Date: 6/9/1977
Pacific Center's director skewered employment commissioners who had mocked him for being gay
Dear Amazons: An Open Letter
Archive Entry Date: 5/76
Shut out by the Berkeley Women's Center, a self-declared "separatist dyke" acknowledged Pacific Center's hospitality
Same-Sex Choices
Archive Entry Date: 1/15/76
Through its Sexual Minority Prisoner Program, Pacific Center reached out to queer people who were incarcerated
Berkeley’s Model Home: Urban Self-Sufficiency
Archive Entry Date: 09/19/1975
The Berkeley Barb brought the reader on a mini-tour of the IUH's solar collector and fish pond
Garcia At the Keystone
Archive Entry Date: 2/22/74
Jerry Garcia and Merl Saunder's musical beauty could outshine commercial ugliness
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