The Berkeley Revolution project is an archive of the late 1960s to 1970s. The archive itself breaks down into various projects, specifically on the topics that were being protested at the time. The stories are collected by burrowing into archives, official and unofficial, to recover the missing stories from Berkeley’s history. Originally, eleven students looked into the archives in the honors undergraduate seminar. The seminar was then repeated in spring of 2018, with nine more students. This built the site of over 500 documents across their main projects.
