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Listen, learn and be an ally….community foundations and nonprofit organizations will play a key role in our communities as systemic racism is addressed. We need to also look internally at how our organizations can be more inclusive and bring about the change that is necessary for equality for all. What are some resources that your organization are using to begin these conversations?
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Resources that have been shared with our team:
The On Being Project – On Being podcast episode that interviews Teju Cole. This episode masterfully weaves together the central themes of creative freedom, breadth of influence, social consciousness, and how people use their artistic expression to connect humanity. The dialogue between Mr. Cole and Ms. Tippett conveys a unifying message – we’re all connected by the virtue of our humanity.
Book – White Fragility
Anti-racism resources for white people
28 Essential Books about Race and Racism
75 Things White People Can Do for Racial Justice
5 Racist Anti-Racist Responses “Good” White Women Give to Viral Posts by Katie Anthony
Uncivil Podcast: A history podcast from Gimlet Media, where we go back to the time our divisions turned into a war, and bring you stories left out of the official history.
Pass the Mic Podcast – The Witness
Series of Articles – Systemic Inequality in America
Reading List – Anti-Racism
Publication – New Era of Public Safety: An Advocacy Toolkit for Fair, Safe, and Effective Community Policing
6 Ways to Activate Beyond Social Media (Instagram post)
Black Lives Matter List of Ways You Can Help
Publication – 26 Ways to Be in the Struggle Beyond the Streets
Talking About Race – National Museum of African American History & Culture
Organizations – The following organizations continuously work to fight systemic racism and oppression in the United States; they regularly offer several resources and a variety of ways to show support. If interested in learning more about their trainings and work, here’s a list we’ve come up with that is by no means comprehensive nor endorsed:
-Showing up for Racial Justice
-Black Lives Matter
-ACLU
-Human Rights Watch
-Minnesota Freedom Fund
-Movement for Black Lives
-Black Visions Collective (MN)
-Campaign Zero
-Know Your Rights Camp
-Color of Change -
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