Berkeley parking laws will force vehicle dwellers to roll on
By Isabella Fertel on The City of Berkeley is poised to begin enforcement of parking laws that will require vehicle dwellers to move or be towed. But where will they go?
Month: November 2021
Home is where you park it: The history of Berkeley Friends on Wheels
By Yesica Prado on In Berkeley, a group of vehicle dwellers has joined together and created their own support system. This is the history of Berkeley Friends on Wheels.
Our November cover
Our November cover was made by Bay Area artist, Jamie Payne. He used the actual 72-hour notices posted on the
Anniversary party at People’s Park
By Julia Vinograd on Drummers on stage, circles of people whirling,rags and feathers.We’re a tribe, we’re on the coverof National Geographic where native womencarry
Emerging from psychosis is like a revelation
By Jack Bragen on Jack Bragen writes about the experience of emerging from a period of psychosis, using his own experience as a guide.
Misinformation about Berkeley’s ‘homeless response’
By Berkeley Copwatch on Berkeley Copwatch writes a response correcting the misinformation in a recent letter by the Berkeley City Manager.
Staying dry during the first rains of the season
By Ace Backwords on Ace Backwords reflects on the struggle of trying to stay dry in the rain while sleeping outside.
Youth voices: writing from YSA’s Tiny House Village
Excerpts from a writers workshop at the Youth Spirit Artworks Tiny House Empowerment Village.
Their original faces: a soul, not a homeless person
By Jesse Mentken on "I do not think of people as homeless; I think of people as having been betrayed," Mentken writes.
Celebrating Halloween indoors
By Ace Backwords on Ace Backwords celebrates Halloween indoors after years on the street.