Opening doors for the next generation: Celebrating Judge Emily Vasquez
The UC Berkeley campus premiere of A Job in the Shade brought students, alumni and community members together to celebrate a trailblazing alumna and reflect on education, public service and mentorship.
Advocating for access: Nataliah Cornejo-Ayers on disability services and student power
Nataliah began advocating for students with disabilities alongside the University of California Student Association (UCSA) before she officially held a position. During this time, she identified that there were obstacles in how long it took to access disability services, pushback from professors...
Disability Cultural Community (DCC) Center joins EJCE
The Disability Cultural Community (DCC) Center is officially joining the Centers for Educational Justice & Community Engagement (EJCE).
What’s the Word? Empowering holistic counseling (EHC)
What’s the Word? is a monthly column that introduces emerging language, concepts, and frameworks shaping equity and inclusion work. Each edition offers brief context, shared definitions, and practical insight to help our community build a common vocabulary and deepen understanding.
The power of the 'yes': How Terry Allen is mentoring the next generation of justice
From getting lost in Dwinelle Hall to mentoring 1,000 students, this Rhetoric alum is proving that at UC Berkeley, success is only the beginning. Service is the goal.
