Our eyes, ears and hearts are open.

In order for change to happen, we need to converse and have open dialogues about race and racism. Discussing race and racism can be challenging. Here are a few resources to help you navigate these conversations:

Online resources

Print resources

There are a number of organizations that are working hard to lead the efforts toward change, but they can’t do it alone.


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How to help at the national level

How to help at the regional level

How to find black businesses to support in your area

Amplify the voices around you. Use your voice and your platform to condemn racism, injustice, and all forms of prejudice. Use your voice to promote solidarity and compassion.

Here are some voices across the world.

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LETS CHANGE THE WORLD.

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#Athletes4BLM

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Community Artist Voices

As children develop, we have a responsibility to nurture them and help them understand the complexities of race, injustice, and prejudice. These resources from the Center for Racial Justice in Education can help you talk through difficult conversations with children:

In order for change to occur, it’s important for us all to galvanize and work together.

Here are a few spaces where people are coming together.

There are various social justice issues impacting people across the country. There are a number of resources available on a variety of mediums to help you learn more about these issues:

Books/Articles

Local museums and landmarks

 

Twitter

Instagram

Movies

Podcasts

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