National Actions and Groups
10 Ways To Fight Hate: A Community Response Guide, from Southern Poverty Law Center
AJ+ News
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
– Feel Like You’re At Risk? A list of your rights and where to get help – for Muslims, immigrants, LGBTQ, disabled people, protesters, sexual assault survivors, and more, from the ACLU
The Art of the Protest, Here’s how protesting has succeeded, by Tina Rosenberg in the New York Times
Color of Change, campaigns against injustice
Colorlines, news for action
Defending Free Expression, a Tool Kit For Writers and Readers, by Masha Gessen at PEN
Despair is Not A Strategy, 15 Principles of Hope by Abby Brockman at Medium
Indivisible – a practical guide for resisting the Trump agenda
Love Army, Fight Different with Van Jones, Tem Blessed, and more
POC Online Classroom, Celebrating the Brilliance of Marginalized Peoples
Poor People’s Campaign, A National Call For Moral Revival
Race Forward, the center for racial justice innovations
Racial Equity Tools Support for people and groups who are working for inclusion, racial equity and social justice. The site includes ideas, strategies and tips, as well as a clearinghouse of resources and links from many sources.
Resistance Manual includes links to Trump’s agenda, essential readings, resources, political issues, more
Southern Poverty Law Center tracks hate groups, publishes a “tolerance” curriculum for schools
SURJ (Showing Up For Racial Justice)
The Two Things That Will Determine Our Fate by Taj James
United We Dream, Standing Together to Protect Immigrants and Refugees
Be An Effective Activist
5 Ways To Disrupt Racism, short film from VideoRev and the UK Racial Justice Network
Access Suggestions for Mobilizations, from Sins Invalid – so everyone can participate
Bystander Intervention Training More Important Than Ever, by Christina Cauterucci at Slate
Cynicism Will Not Build A Movement. Collaboration Will, by Alicia Garza, co-founder of Black Lives Matter
Deciding To Lead With Love Despite An Enraging Political Climate, by Rinku Sen at Colorlines
Don’t Be A Bystander: 6 Tips for Responding To Racist Attacks, a video from the Barnard Center for Research on Women
How To Be A Racial Justice Hero All Year Long, from Colorlines
How To Stay Outraged Without Losing Your Mind, by Mirah Curzer at Medium
Self Care for People of Color After Emotional and Psychological Trauma, from Just Jasmine
Self Care Means Acknowledging That Structural Racism Exists, by Doretta Lau at Huffington Post
There Are Ways To Reduce Racial Bias. Calling People Racist Isn’t One of Them, by German Lopez at Vox