The Free Speech Movement Cafe at U.C Berkeley Presents- An Exhibition of The Disability Rights Movement

The Free Speech Movement Cafe at U.C Berkeley Presents- An Exhibition of The Disability Rights Movement

Location:	California, United States
Date Submitted:	2002-01-17
Announcement ID:	129463

The Free Speech Movement Cafe Presents-

THE LEGACY OF SOCIAL PROTEST: The Disability Rights Movement

Featuring photographs by: Cathy Cade, HolLynn D'Lil, Howard Petrick, Ken Stein

Text by: HolLynn D'Lil

Coordinated and Curated by: Harold Adler ("The Whole World's Watching" Project)

Dates: Through April 30th 2002

Where: The Free Speech Movement Cafe, Moffitt Undergraduate Library, University of California, Berkeley

Admission is Free

For more information: hjadler@yahoo.com

Accessibility: Free Speech Movement Cafe is Wheelchair accessible

This is the first exhibition in a series dealing with Free Speeh, Civil Rights, and Social Protest Movements of the 60s and 70s in California.

Harold Adler
6114 La Salle Ave #423
Oakland CA 94611
Email: hjadler@yahoo.com

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