Alan: Cindy Kamler has been my friend for 30 years. Recently, Cindy was chosen to participate in Cal Berkeley's Oral History Project for her groundbreaking work in student activism during the run-up to UC-Berkeley's full-blown free speech movement in the 1960s. Well done Cindy!
Cindy Kamler: Student Activism In SLATE
Oral History Project
The Bancroft Library At The University Of California, Berkeley
Overview Of The Oral History Center
The Bancroft Library At The University Of California, Berkeley
This Christmas (2019), Cindy brought to North Carolina (where I live) the galley copy of her soon-to-be-published book about growing up in an "international public health family," a way of life that imparted Cindy's passion for independence and exploration.
The book is subdivided into four more-or-less chronological sections detailing her work as a "first-wave" free speech activist at Berkeley; the establishment of Eastern Sierra Wildlife Rehabilitation in Bishop, California (where Cindy has lived for 30 years); her travels, with particular attention given to a life-changing experience in the 1990s when Cindy's around-the-world adventure imbued her with especially fond memories of Indonesia, Nepal, New Zealand and Kenya. Cindy concludes her book with poetry and other writing mostly aimed at infusing love for the natural world in young people.
The book is subdivided into four more-or-less chronological sections detailing her work as a "first-wave" free speech activist at Berkeley; the establishment of Eastern Sierra Wildlife Rehabilitation in Bishop, California (where Cindy has lived for 30 years); her travels, with particular attention given to a life-changing experience in the 1990s when Cindy's around-the-world adventure imbued her with especially fond memories of Indonesia, Nepal, New Zealand and Kenya. Cindy concludes her book with poetry and other writing mostly aimed at infusing love for the natural world in young people.
Cindy Links:
Press release On Sunday, August 12, Wildcare Eastern Sierra director Cindy Kamler answered a late emergency call. Two summer residents of Lundy Canyon
Oct 2, 2018 - Wildcare Eastern Sierra's 13th annual fundraiser, “Wild Spirits,” will be at a ... new space is a challenge,” explained WES Director Cindy Kamler.
For Eastern Sierra Wildlife Care, the year 2017 marks 20 years of caring for ... rehab veteran Cindy Kamler moved into a space at Keough's Hot Springs in 1995
Eastern Sierra Wildlife Care - Cindy Kamler DVM in Bishop, CA -- Get driving directions to 800 Keough Hot Springs Rd, Ste 17 Bishop, CA 93514. Add reviews
People care; they want to help,” said ESWC Director Cindy Kamler. “Eastern Sierra Wildlife Care has been giving that help for close to twenty years and are ...
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