ANTI-RACISM RESOURCES, ACTION ITEMS, AND ARTICLES
We encourage our white community of audiences, donors, and fellow artists to engage in this fight:
To protest. To donate. To read. To speak up. To be in active solidarity. To listen to our friends and each other.
We have compiled a list, which is by no means comprehensive, of resources that have been shared with us.
We also encourage you to do your own research for resources that would be valuable for your individual journey and local community.
To protest. To donate. To read. To speak up. To be in active solidarity. To listen to our friends and each other.
We have compiled a list, which is by no means comprehensive, of resources that have been shared with us.
We also encourage you to do your own research for resources that would be valuable for your individual journey and local community.
12 Streamable Plays That Depict Black Lives Pierced by Racism
Memorial Funds:
Organizations/Calls to Actions & Additional Donation Links:
Petitions & Action Items:
Governmental, Police Reform and Representatives:
Articles & Educational Resources for White People:
Anti Racism Training & Consultation Organizations
More Shared Resources:
Memorial Funds:
- Official George Floyd Memorial Fund
- I Run with Maud
- Justice for Breonna Taylor Petition and Fundraiser
- In Memory of Tony McDade
- The Nina Pop Mental Health Recovery Fund
Organizations/Calls to Actions & Additional Donation Links:
- Find your BLM Chapter
- Black Visions Collective
- #BlackLivesMatter
- #SayHerName
- Minnesota Freedom Fund
- Brooklyn Bail Fund
- Bail Funds/Legal Help by City
- The Okra Project
- MN Bail Fund and Support List
- Women for Political Change
- Campaign Zero
- Antiracism Center
- Audre Lord Project
- The Bail Project
- Black Women's Blueprint
- NAACP Legal Defense Fund
- The Innocence Project
- Emergency Release Fund
- Black Art Futures
Petitions & Action Items:
- Reclaim the Block
- Color of Change- Petition for Justice for George Floyd
- I Run with Maud
- Justice for Breonna Taylor Petition and Fundraiser
- We Can't Breathe
Governmental, Police Reform and Representatives:
- NAACP: We are Done Dying
- ACLU
- The Legal Rights Center
- Communities Unite Against Police Brutality
- National Police Accountability Project
- City Joy
- Women for Political Change
- Find your local representative
- Direct your local representative to police reform information
- How to Support Protesters in Every City
- Sanitation Protocol for Direct Action During COVID-19
- Safety During Protest
- Bail Funds/Legal Help by City
Articles & Educational Resources for White People:
- Showing Up for Racial Justice: 5 Ways White People Can Take Action in Response to White and State-Sanctioned Violence
- Anti-Racist Alliance Bibliography
- An Anti-Racist Reading List
- 75 Things White People Can Do for Racial Justice
- Anti-racism resources for white people
- Resources for Anti-Racist Action May-June 2020
- Showing Up for Racial Justice: A Call to Action for White Folks
- Anti-racism resources for white people
- Showing up for Racial Justice: Guidelines for White People at Black-Led Actions
- White Allyship 101:Resources to Get to Work
- www.Robindiangelo.com
- PBS Article on Bias
- Article on White Infinity Learning Groups
Anti Racism Training & Consultation Organizations
- Racial Equity Tools
- The People's Institute for Survival & Beyond
- NCBI
- Visions
- Whites Confronting Racism
- Cross Roads Anti-Racism Training
- CWS Workshop
More Shared Resources:
- howlround.com
- Resources and links from StageSource
- https://linktr.ee/liahyphenshea
- @openyourlobby on Instagram
- National Resource List
- www.claudiaalick.com
- Microagressions from the "Well meaning" Pt 2
- Bi-Lingual Library of Anti-Racism Books for all ages
- 12 Streamable Plays That Depict Black Lives Pierced by Racism
- Jim Crow of the North - Full-Length Documentary
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Reposted: PSA
Not everyone is made for the frontline, so don’t guilt trip yourself because you think you MUST be on the frontlines to support! This goes out especially to the disabled, chronically ill, their caretakers, nurses/doctors, grocery store workers, farmers, and all other essential persons.
SUPPORT IN OTHER WAYS
Reposted: PSA
Not everyone is made for the frontline, so don’t guilt trip yourself because you think you MUST be on the frontlines to support! This goes out especially to the disabled, chronically ill, their caretakers, nurses/doctors, grocery store workers, farmers, and all other essential persons.
SUPPORT IN OTHER WAYS
- Donate to a BAIL FUND in your area or around the country
- Donate MEDICAL SUPPLIES to people working as medics at the protests
- FEED PEOPLE - buy food and water, or make food, and donate it to those who are part of or affected by the protests
- VOLUNTEER at non-hot zone areas to supply food and water
- Continue to EDUCATE the people around you - this is also emotional labor
- PICK UP people from the hot-zone if they need it
- Offer to WATCH KIDS if their parents are organizers and need to be on the frontline
- CONFRONT RACISM wherever you see it, online and with family/friends
- SHARE LINKS to every resource for protestors you can find - bail funds, information for those arrested, safety precautions, updates for those in your area, etc
- DONATE directly to frontline people and organizations
- WRITE articles and blog posts in support of the ongoing protests
- ORGANIZE on your jobs and in your communities for fair and equitable practices
- REST is revolutionary and inherently anti-capitalist too, so do your best to rest when you can, and take care of yourself and those around you as much as possible.