Hari Srinivasan

Some of the film’s strongest moments are those with a moral message — it is easier to incorporate moral messages in a kids’ film as issues as compared to the moral grey of the adult world.

The league and Heyday were able to undertake this project by bringing together a team of five notable writers who — through their storytelling and knowledge of the richness of culture and science — look back at the history and future of redwood conservation.

The strength of the movie is its focus on the very human trauma that results from surviving a natural disaster not just once, but over and over again.

“Intelligent Lives,” which screened at UC Berkeley’s Ed Roberts Campus on Dec. 13, tackles perceptions of intelligence and inclusion through the sensitive portrayal of the lives of three disabled individuals: Micah, Naieer, and Naomie.

As I sat on the steps of the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union watching students troop in and out of the empathy tent, I wondered about what kinds of mental health issues were being covered.

For Kleege, disability is just another facet of the human condition. The message Kleege would like to focus on is that “disability is a diversity category” and should not be understood as just a problem that can be addressed with a set of accommodations.

Nicole Kidman delivers a powerful performance as the unsympathetic protagonist, Erin Bell, in her latest movie, “Destroyer.”

In his keynote lecture, “Embodied Brain and Disembodied Mind,” he led the audience on an intriguing journey through a range of issues and disorders he has worked on in exploring mind-body interactions.

We are developmentally all over the place in almost every aspect of our lives. So where do we fit in on this giant spectrum?

By linking the neuroscience of autism with observations of my functioning, I am better able to understand my everyday challenges.