Ed Roberts Day: Book Reading of An Independent Man

Join us at the Ed Roberts Campus (ERC) for a special Ed Roberts Day event celebrating the legacy of Ed Roberts and the disability rights movement through a community book reading of An Independent Man.

An Independent Man tells the powerful story of Ed Roberts — disability rights pioneer, activist, and one of the founders of the independent living movement — whose leadership helped reshape civil rights, accessibility, and inclusion for generations to come.

This evening gathering invites community members, advocates, and allies to come together for a shared reading, reflection, and connection in the place where Ed’s legacy continues to live and grow.

Date: January 29
Time: 5:00 – 8:00 PM
Location: Ed Roberts Campus (ERC)
Event Type: In-person book reading

The Ed Roberts Campus is fully accessible.

After registering, please let us know at [email protected]:

• If you require ASL interpretation
• Any other access needs or accommodations that will help you fully participate

We are committed to making this event welcoming and accessible to all.

This event is open to everyone — persons with disabilities, family members, advocates, students, and community allies are warmly encouraged to attend.

We look forward to gathering together to honor Ed Roberts’ legacy and the continued strength of our community.

Masks are required.

Light refreshments will be served.

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Host or Publisher Center for Independent Living (CIL)