CRIP CAMP Free Community Screening at Oakland Public Library
The San Francisco Office on Disability and Accessibility (ODA) is pleased to share an upcoming community event hosted by our colleagues at the Oakland Public Library.
Saturday March 14, 2026 • 2:00pm to 4:00pm
- Oakland Free Film Screening
- Reserve a spot
- Title: Crip Camp – A Disability Revolution
- Where: Oakland Main Library, 125 14th Street, Oakland, CA
This Oscar-nominated documentary tells the story of a groundbreaking summer camp that galvanized teens with disabilities to help build a movement and forge a new path toward greater equality. The screening will be followed by a discussion with filmmakers Nicole Newnham and Jim LeBrecht, moderated by Niema Jordan, director of Cinemama.
This event launches a Bay Area film series highlighting celebrated local documentary films supported by public funding and presented by the Renegades Humanities Collective.
- Wheelchair accessible venue
- To request disability-related accommodations, ASL, or other interpretation services, please call 510-238-3254 at least five (5) working days before the event
- Please refrain from wearing scented products as a courtesy to attendees with chemical sensitivities
- All library locations and restrooms are accessible. Please contact the libraries with any questions or concerns about accessibility.
- Questions? humanitiescollective@gmail.com
- Find us @renegadehumanities