HeyJaredFinding Space
A podcast where UC Berkeley students, educators, and staff from the disability community tell their stories and call the campus community in on acts of advocacy and disability justice. Share your feedback: findingspace@berkeley.edu
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11: Beyond the Frame: Disability, Storytelling, and Accessible Filmmaking (opens the original)
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Beyond the Frame is an accessible film event that brings together disability perspectives and films that amplify disability stories. Held on October 29, 2025, at Banatao Auditorium, the event showcased six powerful short films: Signs and Gestures , , Before the Tunnel, I Loved to See You, How Do You See Me?, Breaking Normal, and After Heather. Designed to foster community and spark meaningful dialogue, the event concluded with a panel discussion featuring faculty and disability advocates. In thi
10: It’s Never Too Late: Recovery, Belonging, and Finding Space at Berkeley (opens the original)
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Recovery is rarely a straight path, and belonging can make all the difference. In this episode of Finding Space: Where Students with Disabilities Thrive, Iz Engel, a former UC Berkeley student and current staff member, shares their journey through recovery, identity, and healing. Together, we explore the role of the Collegiate Recovery Program , the importance of meeting students where they are, and how higher education can foster environments where students feel seen, supported, and empowered.
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