Resources to Address Racial Injustice

Action Items

1. If you haven’t, register to vote.
2. Ask your black friends, family, partners, neighbors, and colleagues what you can do for them.
3. Educate yourself and read up on what it means to be anti-racist.
4. Screenshot, share, and repost resources to educate those around you.
5. Don’t center the narrative around you. Identify privilege and condemn it.
6. Stop supporting organizations that promote hate.
7. Be an ally and continue to advocate after the protests end.
8. If you have the means, continue to donate to fund and support initiatives.

Petitions to sign

9. Hands Up Act
10. Justice for George Floyd
11. Colors of Change
12. Justice for Breonna
13. Justice for Ahmaud

 

Numbers to call/text

14. Text FLOYD to 55-156 (ColorsOfChange Petition)
15. Call Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer and demand justice for Breonna Taylor: 502-574-2003

Organizations to donate to

17. George Floyd Memorial Fund
18. Reclaim the Block
19. National Bail Out
20. Black Lives Matter
21. Bail Project
22. Black Visions Collective
23. Campaign Zero
24. National Bail Fund Network
25. The Innocence Project

Organizations to follow on social media

26. @blklivesmatter
27. @colorofchange
28. @naacp
29. @showingupforracialjustice
30. @civilrightsorg
31. @reclaimtheblock
32. @ethelsclub
33. @unitedwedream

Questions to ask yourself

34. What can you do to support POC in your community?
35. What are your local politicians’ policies on ending police brutality?
36. When were you taught about race and culture?
37. How do you plan on helping the fight to end racial discrimination and systematic oppression?
38. How can you use anti-racist knowledge to change and progress conversations with friends, family, colleagues and peers?
39. How can you be actively anti-racist instead of simply “not racist”?
40. What do you want to learn more about?