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The self-guided Black history tour at UC Berkeley begins at Memorial Stadium, where student Walter Gordon was a star of the football team more than 100 years ago. It then weaves through campus, making stops at 13 more locations, each highlighting an important person or landmark related to Black history. By UC Berkeley News The self-guided Black history tour at UC Berkeley begins at Memorial Stadium, where student Walter Gordon was a star of the football team more than 100 years ago. It then weaves through campus, making stops at 13 more locations, each highlighting an important person or landm...

  In “Theater as power: New professor brings Caribbean performance practice to Berkeley,” Anne Brice interviews Timmia Hearn DeRoy for “Berkeley Voices”(Berkeley News). “The campus's first social justice theater professor, Timmia Hearn DeRoy, talks about how Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival practice, rooted in emancipation, drives her work today.” Timmia Hearn DeRoy: Theater and performing arts often,…

: The Vallejo Arts Fund (VAF) will distribute $500,000 to support arts & culture in Vallejo by beginning to address structural inequities that have impacted BIPOC artists, culture bearers, arts organizers, and their communities. The Fund seeks to support artistic and cultural work within the performing, visual, digital, and media arts, as well as traditional folk art and oral/written storytelling. | By cityofvallejo THE VALLEJO ARTS FUNDING MICROGRANT APPLICATION PERIOD IS OPEN! Applications Due February 28, 2023, 3:00 pm The Vallejo Arts Fund (VAF) emerged from listening sessions and conv...

As a Master of Fine Arts student in the Department of Art Practice, Eniola Fakile says she feels encouraged by the faculty to go further, to push herself into new depths of self-exploration. It’s something she has been compelled to do since she was a kid — to put herself and her ideas out into the world, no matter how painful it might be. By Anne Brice | Excerpted from the Berkeley News Eniola Fakile’s creations live in another world. Fakile is a photographer. A performance artist. A filmmaker. A sculptor. A costume designer. She works in textiles, ready-made objects and assemblage. She�...

Women’s rights are central to the idea of how to build a new society for everybody, says Hoda Katebi, a third-year Berkeley Law student.