VP Harris's childhood roots in Berkeley chart path from public schools to presidential nominee
Berkeley is getting international attention as Vice-President Kamala Harris makes history as a presidential nominee. Harris was born in Oakland and grew up in Berkeley as a child, while her parents both UC Berkeley graduates pursued their academic degrees and careers. Here is a look at the places she lived and attended school, and how she is impacting people who now walk those same halls.
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VP Harris's childhood roots in Berkeley chart path from public schools to presidential nominee

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