Finding the Light
Camp Jened:
Where it all Began
What does it mean?
Fight for Disability Rights
What U Know About Me?
100

Rebecca Solnit is from this Californian city.

What is San Francisco?

100

This U.S. state was home to Camp Jened, the summer camp featured in Crip Camp.

What is New York?

100

"Think globally, act locally"

do what we can locally to impact the world

100

The law that Section 504 is a part of, banning discrimination against people with disabilities in federally funded programs.

What is the Rehabilitation Act of 1973?

100

Mrs. J's daughter is in what grade?

12th (Senior)

200

This group shut down over 20% of the world's uranium production.

What is the Cherokee Nation?

200

Camp Jened primarily served young people with these kinds of conditions.

What are physical and developmental disabilities?

200

"We need everybody and all that we are"

no one should be discarded

200

This radical group from Oakland supported the disabled activists occupying a federal building in San Francisco.

Who are the Black Panthers?

200

Mrs. J grew up in this Bay Area city.

San Jose, Sunnyvale or Santa Clara

300

In actuality, this institution invented the internet. 

What is the military?

300

This type of environment at Camp Jened allowed campers to experience freedom, respect, and equality.

What is inclusive or accepting?

300

"Activism in this model, is not only a toolbox to change things but a home in which to take up residence..."

Hit this note: being an activist is a way of being, how we develop

300

This federal agency was responsible for signing and enforcing Section 504 regulations.

What is the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW)?

300

Mrs. J likes to refer to this music artist when demonstrating how to craft an argument.

Beyonce

400

Baldemar Velasquez motivated Christian school teens to support migrant families by doing this

fasting during lunchtime and donating their lunch money

400

This camper later became one of the most influential leaders in the disability rights movement.

Who is Judy Heumann?

400

"most victories will be temporary or incomplete or compromised in some way...we might as well celebrate them..."

celebrate all victories no matter how fraught they may be.

400

This U.S. president signed the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990.

Who is President Bush?

400

Mrs. J will kill herself if you don't do this. 

READ!!!

500

This writer and activist said "We need everybody and all that we are."

Who is June Jordan?

500

The campers' discussions and experiences at Jened sparked this kind of lifelong commitment for many.

What is activism or disability rights advocacy?

500

Referring to Native Liberation: "The past became the grounds to make change in the present" 

understanding history to fight for present needs

500

Activists in Crip Camp used this word to describe the kind of equality they were fighting for — not pity, but

What are rights?

500

Mrs. J attended this college for undergraduate and graduate school

SFSU