Taking Action
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We have compiled a few resources to help all of us remain accountable and self-aware in our daily lives.
Listen, offer support, and practice humility and compassion.
Intersectional feminism was a term originally termed by Kimberlé Crenshaw, and this article shares some great points about what you can do in your life to ensure that you are supporting intersectionality.
With this article from Deepa Iyer, we can work to better understand our roles in a social change ecosystem. She also includes a list of useful guiding questions to ask oneself when checking in on our progress.
This article offers concrete ways to take action today, and everyday.
Available in several different languages, Letters for Black Lives is a crowdsourced project "aimed at creating a space for open and honest conversations about racial justice, police violence, and anti-Blackness in our families and communities."
Created by Levana Saxon, this compilation of terms can help in educating oneself on different systems of oppression.
This kit focuses on restorative actions that we can continuously take to work with others to fight injustice.