Juneteenth Berkeley Festival
The Berkeley Juneteenth Festival commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans with live music, vendors, food, and more.
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Adeline & Alcatraz Adeline @ Alcatraz, Berkeley
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Let’s Talk About the Problem, with Dara Baldwin
Ed Roberts Campus 3075 Adeline Street, BERKELEY, CA, United StatesJoin Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund in partnership with the Center for Independent Living for an evening of conversation with author Dara Baldwin. She will discuss her journey to become a disability activist and policymaker.
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Sound Advice: A Disability Pride Event
North Branch Berkeley Library 1170 The Alameda, BerkeleyThis July, in honor of Disability Pride Month, the North Branch of the Berkeley Public Library presents Sound Advice, a talk by photographer and creator Nancy Rubin.
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The Final Stretch: How You Can Help Jewish California Win in Sacramento
Join Jewish California CEO David Bocarsly and lobbyist Cliff Berg for a live briefing on the budget wins we've already secured, the bills still in play, and exactly how you can help us close strong before session ends. This isn't just an update — we'll leave you with concrete ways to make your voice heard...
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JFCS East Bay Afghan Community Town Hall
We're pleased to invite you to our online event on immigration legal updates for the Afghan community. This will be presented by a staff attorney. Join us to find answers to your immigration legal questions. No registration required.
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Fighting Back! Berkeley Law’s Claudia Polsky on Taking Trump to Court
Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive 2155 Center St, BERKELEY, CA, United StatesJoin California editor Pat Joseph in conversation with Professor Claudia Polsky about the ongoing threats to American science and research, the rule of law, and what it means to fight back.
