BORP Adaptive Sports and Recreation
BORP provides adaptive sports, fitness, recreation, and outdoor programs that build health, independence, community, and belonging.
Ed Roberts Campus
Our home in Berkeley, a hub of the disability rights movement
C4AT is a proud member of the Ed Roberts Campus, a Berkeley landmark named for a pioneer of the independent living movement. It is home to a community of organizations working to advance disability rights and access.
Being part of the ERC connects our work to a broader movement and a network of partners.
What to expect
- A proud member of the Ed Roberts Campus
- Part of a community advancing disability rights
- Connected to a broad network of partners
Organizations at the Ed Roberts Campus
Different missions, shared roots in disability rights and independent living.
The Ed Roberts Campus was created by disability organizations that share a history in the Independent Living Movement. Along with C4AT, the campus partner organizations bring expertise in civil rights, independent living, employment, family support, adaptive recreation, research, and disability inclusion.
Center for Independent Living
Founded in Berkeley in 1972, CIL was the country's first independent living center and provides advocacy, programs, and services supporting disabled people's rights, independence, and inclusion.
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Computer Technologies Program
CTP prepares people with disabilities for professional employment through technology training, coaching, and related services.
Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund
DREDF is a national disability civil rights law and policy center working through legal advocacy, training, education, and public policy.
Through the Looking Glass
TLG provides research, training, and services for families in which a child, parent, or grandparent has a disability or medical issue, guided by disability experience and culture.
World Institute on Disability
WID is a disability-led organization advancing rights and opportunities through accessibility, research, policy, training, community inclusion, and resilience work.
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Descriptions are brief introductions. Visit each organization's website to learn about current programs and services.