Gentrification is uprooting communities around the world and inspiring new forms of resistance that may very well transform it. Andrew Lee will discuss gentrification’s historical roots and global scope while sharing the analyses emerging from interviews with over a dozen activists across the US. A former participant in the campaign to stop the development of Google’s San José campus, Lee today lives in Philadelphia and organizes with No Arena in Chinatown Solidarity.
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Ballet & Books is a non-profit organization of UC Berkeley students who mentor children ages 6-9 in literacy and dance, working to close the literacy gap and connect with the community.
March 2nd, Ballet and Books will take place on the 4th floor in the Story Room!
Email berkeley@balletandbooks.org for more information on registration!
One-on-one (scheduled) drop-in tutoring sessions are available for learners of Berkeley READS Adult Literacy Program who are on our wait list and for those who want additional assistance. Adult literacy learners and tutors can also access tools in our computer lab at Central in the Electronic Classroom.
Contact Berkeley READS Adult & Family Literacy Program for more information and to schedule an appointment.
510-981-6299 / libraryberkeleyreads@cityofberkeley.info
Are you interested in becoming a US citizen and want more information? Join us November 2, 2023 on Zoom for our Citizenship Information session. We will cover:
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Join this FREE family creative dance class with Luna Dance & Creativity for all ages and spark your weekends with joyful movement!
Limited to 30 participants, RSVP required at https://lunadancecreativity.org/product/pop-up-family-dance-2023-24/
Berkeley Public Library, Central
4th Floor, Story Room
2090 Kittredge St, Berkeley, CA 94704
One-on-one (scheduled) drop-in tutoring sessions are available for learners of Berkeley READS Adult Literacy Program who are on our wait list and for those who want additional assistance. Adult literacy learners and tutors can also access tools in our computer lab at Central in the Electronic Classroom.
Contact Berkeley READS Adult & Family Literacy Program for more information and to schedule an appointment.
510-981-6299 / libraryberkeleyreads@cityofberkeley.info
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