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Disability Justice Culture Club

DJCC is a collective of disabled and/or neurodivergent q***r people of color operating out of East Oa

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.

01/10/2026

Hope to see you there! More soon!

Flyer Description:
Flyer Text reads:

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
MUTUAL AID
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.

11/15/2025

Grateful for your life
You are loved and will be missed
🕊
Repost:
ID: Yellow background with black text "This is Alice's friend Sandy Ho, posting. Per Alice's wishes, this message is being shared at the time of her passing. Hi everyone, it looks like I ran out of time. I have so many dreams that I wanted to fulfill and plans to create new stories for you. There are a few in progress that might come to fruition in a few years if things work out. I did not ever imagine I would live to this age and end up a writer, editor, activist, and more. As a kid riddled with insecurity and internalized ableism, I could not see a path forward. It was thanks to friendships and some great teachers who believed in me that I was able to fight my way out of miserable situations into a place where I finally felt comfortable in my skin. We need more stories about us and our culture. You all, we all, deserve the everything and more in such a hostile, ableist environment. Our wisdom is incisive and unflinching. I'm honored to be your ancestor and believe disabled oracles like us will light the way to the future. Don't let the bastards grind you down. I love you all."

1: Hand holding a green ticket to Castello di Amorosa winery tour and tasting, and brochure. An Asian American woman sitting in a black power wheelchair smiles excitedly wearing red lipstick, with buzzed short dark hair and honey blonde streaks. She wears a Louis Vuitton monogrammed sweater with matching pants. A tracheostomy tube is at her neck, and stone brick wall is in the background.

2: An Asian American woman with closely shaved dark hair and honey blonde streaks looks off to the side in awe. She sits in a black power wheelchair with joystick and phone on top of a silver metal bar. There is a tracheostomy tube at her neck. She is wearing Luis Vuitton monogrammed sweater and pants. Wine barrels are stacked in the background beside a brick column.

3: An Asian American woman with short dark hair and honey blonde streaks smiles wearing red lipstick. She is wearing a Louis Vuitton monogrammed sweater and cat stamp pants. She is in a black power wheelchair with joystick and phone on top of a metal bar.

11/11/2025

Hey y’all, we have a new community workout this Saturday:

Fitness is for everyone! Join Jorge for a fun & inclusive workout using innovative adaptive equipment designed to work for you. Jorge will meet the athlete where they are at and give them an adaptive workout, suited to their needs, using adaptive bands & modified equipment. Wear comfortable athletic attire, bring a water bottle & towel, and feel free to bring any mobility aids or personal props you prefer. All fitness levels are welcome and anyone can join with or without a disability!

Free Community Workshop
️Fitness 4 All with Jorge
Saturday, November 15th
11:30am-1pm

08/21/2025

Free tickets available! We have 15 tickets to give - come on out and continue to celebrate Black August in community

08/08/2025

🕊💜🕊
Repost from Sins Invalid
We invite our beloved community to join us for a Celebration of Life for Patty Berne – cherished Disability Justice Leader and visionary artist – on August 9, 2025. This gathering is a hybrid event at the East Bay Church of Religious Science in Oakland, CA and via livestream at 3-6 PM PT | 5-8 PM CT | 6-9 PM ET. It is lovingly hosted by Patty’s family.

Grief is a portal of potential and transformation. What we grieve, we love and our love is powerful. While we mourn, we will also come together to honor, uplift and rejoice in Patty’s world-shifting legacy, knowing that Patty’s life’s work, collective liberation, can and will only be completed through us.

Access Information: Living into our values of disability justice, as Patty taught us, this will be a Covid-safe gathering and masks will be required. This event will be in spoken English with interpreting into ASL and Spanish for folks who attend both in person and remotely; remote attendees will also be able to access captions in English and Spanish.

For more access info and event updates, please visit: tinyurl.com/PBcelebrationoflife. We will share additional information in the coming days. An ASL video of the Celebration of Life information is available in our bio.

Though collectively our hearts ache, it lifts our spirits to be coming together with you soon in solidarity amid sorrow, in skin tooth and bone, honoring and celebrating our beloved comrade, friend, force of nature, and kin, Patty Berne. Until August 9th!

Reposted from

05/19/2025

Stacey Park Milbern
May 19, 1987 - May 19, 2020
in loving memory of our dear friend and founder

Image Description:
Photo of Stacey, Korean American Disability Justice activist and organizer, sitting in front of lush green plants. She has short black hair cut in an asymmetrical style and is wearing a white short sleeved button-up shirt with dark stripes, some pretty lipstick and makeup, her trach tube, and her glasses.

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