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Ccarlsson at 01:03, 19 July 2025

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	<big><span id="A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement">'''A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement</span>'''</big><br>Presentation by Ken Stein, Program Administrator, Mayor's Office on Disability, July 16, 2004		<big><span id="A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement">'''A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement</span>'''</big><br>Presentation by Ken Stein, Program Administrator, S.F. Mayor's Office on Disability, Mayor’s Disability Council Meeting, San Francisco City Hall, July 16, 2004.


	Four or five years ago, I was working at the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, some people from the World Institute on Disability and the Center for Independent Living and I did a series of classes for fifth and sixth graders in the Berkeley public schools about disability rights history, where they interviewed people and we talked about the movement and showed movies and so on. It was a great program.		Four or five years ago, I was working at the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, some people from the World Institute on Disability and the Center for Independent Living and I did a series of classes for fifth and sixth graders in the Berkeley public schools about disability rights history, where they interviewed people and we talked about the movement and showed movies and so on. It was a great program.

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	[[category:Dissent]] [[category:East Bay]] [[category:Civic Center]] [[category:Bay Area Social Movements]] [[category:1970s]] [[category:1980s]] [[category:1990s]] [[category:Housing]] [[category:Media]]		[[category:Dissent]] [[category:East Bay]] [[category:Civic Center]] [[category:Downtown]] [[category:Tenderloin]] [[category:Bay Area Social Movements]] [[category:1970s]] [[category:1980s]] [[category:1990s]] [[category:Housing]] [[category:Media]]

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	[https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153071330555701&set=a.492534855700&type=3&sfns=mo And remembering Leonard Frank ...]		[https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153071330555701&set=a.492534855700&type=3&sfns=mo And remembering Leonard Frank ...]

	[[Image:22A ~~Kids-Rights~~.jpg]]		[[Image:22A CIL.jpg]]

	'''CIL employees Doug Brown and Gene Turitz holding the Center for Independent Living (CIL) Banner at Disabled Peoples' Civil Rights Day March and Rally, San Francisco, October 20, 1979.''' The Disabled Peoples' Civil Rights Day March and Rally was organized by CIL's Disability Law Resource Center (DLRC / later DREDF). It was held in response to continued non-implementation of Section 504 and a number of unfavorable court decisions, including the Davis decision by the Supreme Court.		'''CIL employees Doug Brown and Gene Turitz holding the Center for Independent Living (CIL) Banner at Disabled Peoples' Civil Rights Day March and Rally, San Francisco, October 20, 1979.''' The Disabled Peoples' Civil Rights Day March and Rally was organized by CIL's Disability Law Resource Center (DLRC / later DREDF). It was held in response to continued non-implementation of Section 504 and a number of unfavorable court decisions, including the Davis decision by the Supreme Court.

Ccarlsson at 03:35, 16 July 2025

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	In the 1970s, Berkeley and the San Francisco Bay Area were widely recognized as being both the birthplace and spiritual center of the modern Independent Living Movement.		In the 1970s, Berkeley and the San Francisco Bay Area were widely recognized as being both the birthplace and spiritual center of the modern Independent Living Movement.


	[[#A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement]]		[[#A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement]]
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	And in fact, while it is true that much of the script of this early history had been written in Berkeley, much of the drama was played out on the streets of San Francisco.		And in fact, while it is true that much of the script of this early history had been written in Berkeley, much of the drama was played out on the streets of San Francisco.

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	<big>''“Where, after all, do universal human rights begin?”''</big>		<big>''“Where, after all, do universal human rights begin?”''</big>
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	''Photo: © Ken Stein''		''Photo: © Ken Stein''

			[https://www.facebook.com/737785700/posts/10156712078310701/?d=n A Gift Of History: Remembering Adam Bertaina]


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	''Photo: © Ken Stein''		''Photo: © Ken Stein''

	[https://www.facebook.com/737785700/posts/10154979640230701?~~sfns~~=~~mo More~~]		[https://www.facebook.com/737785700/posts/10154979640230701/?mibextid=wwXIfr A Gift of History – The High Cost of No Curb Ramps: Remembering Sharon Hamner]


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	'''Deaf Demonstrators at Disabled Peoples’ Civil Rights Day, October 20, 1979.'''		'''Deaf Demonstrators at Disabled Peoples’ Civil Rights Day, October 20, 1979.''' Picket signs reading “Deaf In America Wants Full Human Rights–DIA (Love ASL hand Sign)” “Open Communication Overdue,” and “I Need Sign Language To Share Your Laughter”

	''Photo: © Ken Stein''		''Photo: © Ken Stein''
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	''Photo: © Ken Stein''		''Photo: © Ken Stein''

	[https://www.facebook.com/737785700/posts/~~10153237340485701~~?~~sfns~~=mo Remembering Dale Dahl]		[https://www.facebook.com/737785700/posts/10155410655330701/?d=n Remembering Dale Dahl: A Decisive Moment, And The Gift Of History]

			Note: In the years after 504 was passed and before the ADA … The APTA demonstration was protesting the American Public Transit Association’s opposition to putting wheelchair lifts on public buses in their support of the “Cleveland Amendment.” They were holding their annual meeting inside the hotel. The Cleveland Amendment would have allowed local public transit providers to decide whether or not they wanted to make their busses accessible, or to provide an alternative / separate and unequal / “public option” service. The Cleveland amendment lost I believe by one vote.

	~~[https://www.facebook.com/737785700/posts/10155282771005701?sfns=mo For more about the APTA Demonstration and The Cleveland Amendment]~~

	[[Image:22 Revolt-Jolt.jpg]]		[[Image:22 Revolt-Jolt.jpg]]
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	[https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153071330555701&set=a.492534855700&type=3&sfns=mo And remembering Leonard Frank ...]		[https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153071330555701&set=a.492534855700&type=3&sfns=mo And remembering Leonard Frank ...]

			[[Image:22A Kids-Rights.jpg]]

			'''CIL employees Doug Brown and Gene Turitz holding the Center for Independent Living (CIL) Banner at Disabled Peoples' Civil Rights Day March and Rally, San Francisco, October 20, 1979.''' The Disabled Peoples' Civil Rights Day March and Rally was organized by CIL's Disability Law Resource Center (DLRC / later DREDF). It was held in response to continued non-implementation of Section 504 and a number of unfavorable court decisions, including the Davis decision by the Supreme Court.

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	<big><span id="A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement">'''A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement</span>'''</big><br>Presentation by Ken Stein, Program Administrator, Mayor's Office on Disability		<big><span id="A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement">'''A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement</span>'''</big><br>Presentation by Ken Stein, Program Administrator, Mayor's Office on Disability, July 16, 2004

	Four or five years ago, I was working at the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, some people from the World Institute on Disability and the Center for Independent Living and I did a series of classes for fifth and sixth graders in the Berkeley public schools about disability rights history, where they interviewed people and we talked about the movement and showed movies and so on. It was a great program.		Four or five years ago, I was working at the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, some people from the World Institute on Disability and the Center for Independent Living and I did a series of classes for fifth and sixth graders in the Berkeley public schools about disability rights history, where they interviewed people and we talked about the movement and showed movies and so on. It was a great program.

Ccarlsson at 03:21, 16 July 2025

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	'''<font face = Papyrus> <font color = maroon> <font size = 4>"Photo Essay"</font></font> </font>'''		'''<font face = Papyrus> <font color = maroon> <font size = 4>Photo Essay</font></font> </font>'''

	''by Ken Stein… With a little help from Eleanor Roosevelt''		''by Ken Stein… With a little help from Eleanor Roosevelt''

Ccarlsson at 03:20, 16 July 2025

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	'''<font face = Papyrus> <font color = maroon> <font size = 4>"~~I was there...~~"</font></font> </font>'''		'''<font face = Papyrus> <font color = maroon> <font size = 4>"Photo Essay"</font></font> </font>'''

	''~~A photo essay~~ by Ken Stein… With a little help from Eleanor Roosevelt''		''by Ken Stein… With a little help from Eleanor Roosevelt''

	'''''All photos © by Ken Stein / All Rights Reserved'''''		'''''All photos © by Ken Stein / All Rights Reserved'''''
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	In the 1970s, Berkeley and the San Francisco Bay Area were widely recognized as being both the birthplace and spiritual center of the modern Independent Living Movement.		In the 1970s, Berkeley and the San Francisco Bay Area were widely recognized as being both the birthplace and spiritual center of the modern Independent Living Movement.

	~~<big>'''Bay Area Disability Rights History'''</big>~~

	[[#Brief History of Bay Area Disability Rights Movement]]		[[#A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement]]

	In the 1980s, that message was carried into the schools and parks of Berkeley, and onto the streets of San Francisco.		In the 1980s, that message was carried into the schools and parks of Berkeley, and onto the streets of San Francisco.
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	<big><span id="Brief History of Bay Area Disability Rights Movement">'''A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement</span>'''</big><br>Presentation by Ken Stein, Program Administrator, Mayor's Office on Disability		<big><span id="A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement">'''A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement</span>'''</big><br>Presentation by Ken Stein, Program Administrator, Mayor's Office on Disability

	Four or five years ago, I was working at the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, some people from the World Institute on Disability and the Center for Independent Living and I did a series of classes for fifth and sixth graders in the Berkeley public schools about disability rights history, where they interviewed people and we talked about the movement and showed movies and so on. It was a great program.		Four or five years ago, I was working at the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, some people from the World Institute on Disability and the Center for Independent Living and I did a series of classes for fifth and sixth graders in the Berkeley public schools about disability rights history, where they interviewed people and we talked about the movement and showed movies and so on. It was a great program.

Ccarlsson at 05:26, 15 July 2025

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	''Photo: © Ken Stein''		''Photo: © Ken Stein''

	From the K.I.D.S. Project (Keys to Introducing Disabilities in the Schools). [https://www.facebook.com/737785700/posts/10152374874445701?sfns=mo		From the K.I.D.S. Project (Keys to Introducing Disabilities in the Schools). [https://www.facebook.com/737785700/posts/10152374874445701?sfns=mo The K.I.D.S. Project] taught disability awareness to primary school children, h/t Elaine Belkind.
	The K.I.D.S. Project] taught disability awareness to primary school children, h/t Elaine Belkind.

Ccarlsson at 05:24, 15 July 2025

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	<big><span id=Brief History of Bay Area Disability Rights Movement>'''A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement</span></big><br>Presentation by Ken Stein, Program Administrator, Mayor's Office on Disability		<big><span id="Brief History of Bay Area Disability Rights Movement">'''A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement</span>'''</big><br>Presentation by Ken Stein, Program Administrator, Mayor's Office on Disability

	Four or five years ago, I was working at the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, some people from the World Institute on Disability and the Center for Independent Living and I did a series of classes for fifth and sixth graders in the Berkeley public schools about disability rights history, where they interviewed people and we talked about the movement and showed movies and so on. It was a great program.		Four or five years ago, I was working at the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, some people from the World Institute on Disability and the Center for Independent Living and I did a series of classes for fifth and sixth graders in the Berkeley public schools about disability rights history, where they interviewed people and we talked about the movement and showed movies and so on. It was a great program.

Ccarlsson at 05:22, 15 July 2025

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	<big>'''Bay Area Disability Rights History'''</big>		<big>'''Bay Area Disability Rights History'''</big>

	[[#"Brief History of Bay Area Disability Rights Movement"]]		[[#Brief History of Bay Area Disability Rights Movement]]

	In the 1980s, that message was carried into the schools and parks of Berkeley, and onto the streets of San Francisco.		In the 1980s, that message was carried into the schools and parks of Berkeley, and onto the streets of San Francisco.
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	<big><span id="Brief History of Bay Area Disability Rights Movement">		<big><span id=Brief History of Bay Area Disability Rights Movement>'''A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement</span></big><br>Presentation by Ken Stein, Program Administrator, Mayor's Office on Disability
	'''A Brief History of the Bay Area Disability Rights Movement</~~big~~> </~~span~~><br>Presentation by Ken Stein, Program Administrator, Mayor's Office on Disability

	Four or five years ago, I was working at the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, some people from the World Institute on Disability and the Center for Independent Living and I did a series of classes for fifth and sixth graders in the Berkeley public schools about disability rights history, where they interviewed people and we talked about the movement and showed movies and so on. It was a great program.		Four or five years ago, I was working at the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, some people from the World Institute on Disability and the Center for Independent Living and I did a series of classes for fifth and sixth graders in the Berkeley public schools about disability rights history, where they interviewed people and we talked about the movement and showed movies and so on. It was a great program.

Ccarlsson at 05:21, 15 July 2025

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	<big>'''Bay Area Disability Rights History'''</big>		<big>'''Bay Area Disability Rights History'''</big>

	[["Brief History of Bay Area Disability Rights Movement"]]		[[#"Brief History of Bay Area Disability Rights Movement"]]

	In the 1980s, that message was carried into the schools and parks of Berkeley, and onto the streets of San Francisco.		In the 1980s, that message was carried into the schools and parks of Berkeley, and onto the streets of San Francisco.