Judy Gumbo was an original Yippie. She is the author of Yippie Girl™, a memoir in progress about love and conflict among the Yippies and other romantic revolutionaries of the late 1960s. With her late husband Stew Albert, Judy co-authored The Sixties Papers: Documents of a Rebellious Decade (1984). In her later life, Judy was an award winning fundraiser for Planned Parenthood. She now lives in Berkeley, California with her husband, David Dobkin. Contact Judy.
Abbie Hoffman and Judy, Jessica, and Stew, 1981.
Stew Albert, Judy Gumbo and Jerry Rubin, May, 1971
Celebrate 60's Radicals Week Book signings, an historic poster exhibition, a theatrical event and a 'Champion of Justice' award all shine a light on Sixties activists and their progeny.
People's Park Berkeley's Peoples' Park Remembered and Zayd Dohrn’s play, Magic Forest Farm
"Palling Around" with "Terrorists" The inside story of how my late husband Stew Albert and I became prime suspects in CAPBOM, which is the FBI codename for the 1971 Weather Underground bombing of the United States Capitol Building in Washington.
Steve Hamilton of the Oakland 7 Celebrating the life of a radical political activist who remained committed to core progressive ideals for his entire life