Resources for Solidarity

Black Lives Matter. In an effort to enact change, confront racism, and support the Black community, we’ve created the Guide to Solidarity, a collaborative list of resources aimed to educate people on how to create safer, stronger, and more inclusive spaces for Black people, minorities, and people of color. All ideas are welcome, so please consider suggesting new resources or sections in the comments.

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Table of Contents

Click on the links to take you to more detailed lists and resources below.

📖Reading Material

  • Books
  • Articles
  • Books for children
  • Books for teens

 💻Other Media

  • Podcasts
  • Videos
  • Movies
  • TV shows
  • Social media accounts
  • Podcasts, shows, & movies for children

 ❤️Organizations to support and join

  • Allyship
  • Protestor bail funds
  • Memorial funds
  • Charitable organizations
  • Petitions to sign

 🧒Resources for parents 

  • Talk to your children about racism
  • Teach your children to be an ally

 🧠Mental Health Resources 

  • National hotlines
  • Organizations

📖Reading Material

Books

Articles

Books for children

Books for teens

💻Other Media

Podcasts

Videos

Movies

TV shows

Social media accounts

Podcasts, shows, & movies for children

Data Sets

❤️Organizations to support and join

Allyship

Protestor bail funds

Memorial funds

  • George Floyd Memorial Fund – https://www.gofundme.com/f/georgefloyd
  • There are memorial funds for almost all the victims of police brutality, could not find a compiled list but you can use the names from the list of petitions and just search to find their respective memorial funds.

Charitable Organizations

Petitions to sign

🧒Resources for Parents

Talk to your kids about racism

Teach your children to be an ally

  • Teaching Tolerance offers discussion starters and lessons for teachers that parents can turn into ways to talk to their children about allyship.

🧠Mental Health Resources

National Hotlines

Organizations

Directories and Guides