EAstwind Books of Berkeley
Free shipment on orders $35 and above. For international shipping, email us.
Your book donations help support our bookstore. Drop off unwanted books at Eastwind!
Your book donations help support our bookstore. Drop off unwanted books at Eastwind!
Announcement regarding covid-19 concern
We are open for online service and limited store hours during Phase II safe reopening. Curbside pick-up now available by appointment.
Select Pick-up with order. You will be contacted with your pick-up appointment.
Please browse to select titles you need.
If you cannot locate the book you want, email us at eastwindbooks@gmail.com.
Thank you for your support and be safe.
Eastwind Books of Berkeley, bookselling since 1982
Select Pick-up with order. You will be contacted with your pick-up appointment.
Please browse to select titles you need.
If you cannot locate the book you want, email us at eastwindbooks@gmail.com.
Thank you for your support and be safe.
Eastwind Books of Berkeley, bookselling since 1982
UPDATE: If you missed our live show, we've uploaded a recording of the show.
It will be available to watch until Tuesday May 25th 8am PDT.
$15-50 suggested donation (pay what you can - all donations are appreciated!)
After purchasing a ticket, you will be able to view the show on Eventbrite in the Online Event page.
It will be available to watch until Tuesday May 25th 8am PDT.
$15-50 suggested donation (pay what you can - all donations are appreciated!)
After purchasing a ticket, you will be able to view the show on Eventbrite in the Online Event page.
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Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with Book Club!
Hello Eastwind Book Club friends!
We are continuing our book club online! This month, our selection will be C Pam Zhang's How Much of These Hills Is Gold.
We will hold online discussions in this group and host a virtual meeting.Book club members get 10% off the book! Email eastwindbooks@gmail.com to join and receive a book club discount code on your book purchase.
Buy the book here: PURCHASE
Want a sneak peak into the book? Get an inside look with this link! Audio teaser
We are continuing our book club online! This month, our selection will be C Pam Zhang's How Much of These Hills Is Gold.
We will hold online discussions in this group and host a virtual meeting.Book club members get 10% off the book! Email eastwindbooks@gmail.com to join and receive a book club discount code on your book purchase.
Buy the book here: PURCHASE
Want a sneak peak into the book? Get an inside look with this link! Audio teaser
Livestream Link to April 19th Panel.
Panel Discussion: Our Communities, Climate Change and Covid 19
Julie Sze, author of Environmental Justice in a Moment of Danger, will discuss how the climate crisis connects with struggles against racism, gender violence, and the exploitation of people and natural resources. Joined by environmental activists Shina Robinson, Ratha Lai, and SF State Asian American Studies Professor Russell Jeung; they will discuss how the climate change crisis has impacted immigrant and refugee communities facing urban and rural pollution. How have the communities mobilized for change and justice. The panel will also explore recent questions on the Covid-19 response in our communities.
Julie Sze is Professor of American Studies and founding director of the Environmental Justice Project at the UC Davis.
Shina Robinson, policy coordinator with the Asian Pacific Environmental Network (APEN); an environmental justice organization based in California’s Asian immigrant and refugee communities.
Ratha Lai, executive director of Critical Impact Consulting has been involved racial justice campaigns and initiatives for the past decade with half being in environmental justice.
Russell Jeung is a professor of Asian American Studies at SF State. And author of Family Sacrifices: the Worldviews and Ethics of Chinese Americans.
Julie Sze is Professor of American Studies and founding director of the Environmental Justice Project at the UC Davis.
Shina Robinson, policy coordinator with the Asian Pacific Environmental Network (APEN); an environmental justice organization based in California’s Asian immigrant and refugee communities.
Ratha Lai, executive director of Critical Impact Consulting has been involved racial justice campaigns and initiatives for the past decade with half being in environmental justice.
Russell Jeung is a professor of Asian American Studies at SF State. And author of Family Sacrifices: the Worldviews and Ethics of Chinese Americans.
check out our new book categories!!!
Environmental Justice in a Moment of Danger
Author: Julie Sze
ISBN: 9780520300743
Publisher:
Binding: Paperback (160 pages)
Publication Date: January 2020
Native Resistance: An Intergenerational Fight For Survival and Life
Title: Native Resistance: An Intergenerational Fight For Survival And Life
Author: LaNada War Jack
ISBN: 9781578648757
Publisher: Donning Company Publishers, donning.com
Release Date: November 11, 2019
Format: Hardcover
