Disability Justice Culture Club

07/21/2026

Book talk this Friday!
Dara Baldwin Dara Baldwin will be in discussion with Cat Brooks Cat Brooks and Anita Cameron Anita Cameron about her new book, To Be A Problem: A Black Woman’s Survival in the Racist Disability Rights Movement.

Access Information:
Event is in person and hybrid on zoom. ASL interpretation and CART will be provided. Masking and/or on-site testing is required to be in the space. Tests and masks provided. Do not attend in person if you are sick or have any symptoms. Space is wheelchair accessible and has air purifiers running. Gender neutral ADA bathroom. Event will be recorded and registrants will receive link to the recording afterwards.

Slide 1 Image Description: Event poster has stacks of books in the background and five stripes in the upper right corner (green, blue, white, yellow, red). The text reads: “Disability Pride Month, Book Talk with Dara Baldwin, Author of ‘To Be A Problem: A Black Woman’s Survival in the Racist Disability Rights Movement’, July 24th \ 6pm-8pm, At The People's House 893 Willow St. Oakland and Online, RSVP: bit.ly/tobeaproblem724, Books may be purchased through Solid State Books. Dara Baldwin will be signing books at the event. The event poster includes a logo for the Anti Police Terror Project and a logo for Disability Justice Culture Club.

Slide 2 Image Description: Photos of the event participants. Cat Brooks’ photo: She is a Black woman with braids. She is smiling and looking towards the right. She has her left hand held up under her chin and has a gray shirt on. Anita Cameron's photo: She is a Black woman with long locs coming down over her shoulder. She is smiling and sitting in a red wheelchair. She has on a green shirt and black suit. Her eyes are closed. Dara Baldwin's photo: She is a Black woman with a short fro and is smiling. She is wearing an African beaded bib necklace, a black and white stripes jacket, and a black shirt on underneath.

07/03/2026

Accessible Virtual Pride Watch Party @ Jay’s Hub

For Social Media
Accessible Virtual Pride Watch Party at Jay’s Hub July 5 12pm - 4pm with DJCC & supported by DJ1.
Arts & Crafts
Refreshments, drinks and small snacks
Mutual Aid offerings will be shared at the event
Link: dj-cultureclub.org or link in bio https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/accessible-virtual-pride-watch-party-jays-hub
Location: Oakland Millsmount (address will be sent via email when you sign up)
ACCESS:
Outdoor event
Shade and seating available
Livestream will be projected in the ground level garden
Wheelchair Accessible
Accessible Porto-Potty on site, Bathroom indoors is up 2 flights of stairs
BART Oakland Coliseum, 2 block from bus stop 57 or 40L
Mask Required (KN95) when getting food or in close to others, Ask before unmasking
COVID rapid test available
COVID tested Neg. required to attend
Low-Scent Requested - please do not wear scented items
Provided by Livestream:
Live Captions & CART caption link available
ASL interpretation on screen
For question DM us.

07/01/2026

06/07/2026

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05/20/2026

...still cherished...

Stacey Park Milbern
May 19, 1987 - May 19, 2020

Image description: A photo of Stacey Park Milbern, a mixed raced Korean and white q***r person. She is sitting in her powerchair and wearing a light gray tank top with white lace trim. She is looking at the camera and smiling warmly. She is holding a paper sign up next to her face. The sign has the word “cherished” hand written across it. The sign also has a drawing of an open hand below the word “cherished” as if holding it up.

03/21/2026

Apologies!!! This event is today (Sunday), and was not yesterday (Saturday).

Hope to see you there!

Access and COVID:
This is an outdoor in person event. Do not come if COVID-positive or if you have symptoms, and test before the event. Wheelchair accessible. Seating available. Accessible porta potty. Street parking only. Address provided after registration. Help us keep the space scent free (don’t come scented or use scented products).

03/09/2026

📅 Join us to help build our HUB community garden!

We're hosting a Garden Party on Sunday March 22 at Jay’s DJCC HUB house in Oakland, Millsmount!

Join us for:
✨ Food & Drinks
✨ Spreading Soil & Planting seeds
✨ Food grown will go toward community food networks
✨ Connect with your community

Be a part of supporting disability community access to fresh food. Help us build and grow and connect to fellow community members!

🎟️ Register now bit.ly/DJ-EVENTS

See you from 12-5 pm on Sunday! 🎊

01/18/2026

Today! FREE :)
With food from ! Crip Rage booth by ! Even a lil bit of drumming from .heartbeat.collective ! And more!
12p - 6p (With the altar opening beginning close to 12p). (Mutual Aid table cancelled fyi)
Hope you can make it!

Disability Justice is Beloved Community
3rd Annual Community Gathering

Sunday, January 18th, 2026
12p -6p
Ed Roberts Campus
3075 Adeline Street
Berkeley, CA 94703
12 pm Opening
2p Variety Show
4p Closing

"Justice is INDIVISIBLE", Rev. Dr. MLK, Jr.

The framework and practice of Disability Justice co-creates the foundation for us to collectively bring forth Beloved Community in our world today

Join us for a day of food, art, music, altar making, and community! This event is part of APTP’s Reclaiming MLK’s Radical Legacy Week of Action, and the DJ Community Story Quilt Project.

APTP Reclaim MLK Week of Action:
Folks across the community are coming together to honor Dr. King’s radical legacy and organize towards collective care and true community safety.

FOOD
HYDRATION
BODYWORKERS
VENDORS
OPEN MIC
ART BUILD
MUSIC
DANCE
SKILL SHARES

Register at https://bit.ly/2026DJBelovedCommunity

Covid and Access:
Hybrid online and in person event. Masks and distancing required. KN95 masks available. Test before the event. Do not come if COVID-positive or if you have symptoms. Wheelchair accessible. Seating available. Help us keep the space scent free (don’t come scented or use scented products). ASL and CART available. Attendant assistance available. Transportation assistance available.

The background of the flyer is a yellow, black, and red art piece by Monique Harris. Photos on the flyer include a screenprinter holding up a Free Palestine poster, a group of disabled folks and allies standing with a Disability Justice is Beloved Community Banner, two pictures of participants at previous events, and a picture of an event participant getting a tattoo at last year's event.