I’ve had a great experience throughout my time here this summer. I’ve been able to learn and interact with so much and attach a lot more context to so many different topics, which has really… Details
As an intern in the Freedom Archives this summer, I had the rare opportunity and privilege to delve into the Bay Area’s progressive history in depth. There, rifling through dozens of… Details
U.S. Intervention & The Drug War is an online exhibit that examines the Mexican Drug War as a transnational historical process rather than a problem isolated to Mexico. Drawing… Details
“Three Days of Rage” — opens up with a declaration from the former SF anarcho-punk band Crucifix: “Peace, or annihilation,” a dial tone, and then the guitar and drums kick in. The underground… Details
One of the unique collections of the Freedom Archives that’s been attracting some attention of late consists of organizational files and audio recordings related to the Jewish Alliance… Details
Engaging in a new space is always a daunting task, at least it typically is for me. It is why my very first moments at The Freedom Archives as an intern during summer of 2024 were filled with… Details
On Monday, November 7th, 1988, Orthodox rabbi, Zionist politician, and Knesset member Meir Kahane came to UC Berkeley to speak at Dwinelle Hall. Born Martin Kahane in Brooklyn in 1932,… Details
We recently digitized over a dozen new issues of the Tricontinental, a publication of the Organization of Solidarity with the Peoples of Africa, Asia, and Latin America (OSPAAAL).… Details
