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          What You Can Do: Links and Additional Resources

*This is by no means an exhaustive list. These are resources that have been shared with me and that I have come across, and I believe that it would be helpful to share them with you all too. However, there are many more resources out there, especially on social media. So, although I highly encourage you to actively search within this document as you need, I also suggest that you do the same beyond this document as well. Thank you.*

Informational Websites

  • Black Lives Matter CARRD

  • Ways You Can Help

  • Black Lives Matter Website

  • Letters for Black Lives (Multiple Translations)

  • Anti-racism resources for white people

  • Black History Month Library - Google Drive

  • Black Lives Matter Resources - Google Document (Relevant Events, Petitions, Donations, Protests, Educating Yourselves, Contact Officials, etc.)

  • National Resources List - Google Document (Nationwide Charities To Donate To, Free Legal Help If Arrested Per State, Mutual Aid Funds, Tips If You Attend a Protest, etc.)

  • Master List Of Resources On How To Dismantle Systemic Racism - Google Document (@patiafantasyworld )

  • Rock the Vote - How to Vote

  • Get Help Give Help. Today

  • The Movement for Black Lives (M4BL)

  • BLM Resources

  • Black Lives Will Always Matter CAARD

Contact Information

  • Call 
  • Call Governor Tim Walz
  • 612-201-3400

  • Call Mayor Jacob Frey
  • 612-673-2100

  • Call Police Chief Arrendondo
  • 612-673-3550

  • Call Minneapolis PD
  • 612-673-3000

  • Call MPD of International Affairs
  • 612-673-3074

  • Call Sherrif Dave Hutch
  • 612-348-3744

  • Don’t know what to say? These websites will walk you through it:

  • If you or someone you know has been cited or arrested by LAPD:
  • National Lawyers Guild (NLG) Hotline (leave a voicemail)
  • 310-313-3700

  • E-mail
  • Email City of Minneapolis PD

  • Email Office of Police Conduct Review

  • Email Minneapolis 311

  • Text
  • Text FLOYD to 55-156

  • Text JUSTICE to 66-8336

  • Text ENOUGH to 55-165

Social Media Accounts To Follow

  • Black Lives Matter
  • @blklivesmatter

  • Color of Change
  • @colorofchange

  • NAACP
  • @naacp

  • Showing Up for Racial Justice
  • @showingupforracialjustice

  • The Leadership Conference
  • @civilrightsorg
  • Reclaim The Block
  • @reclaimtheblock
  • Ethel’s Club
  • @ethelsclub

  • United We Dream
  • @unitedwedream

  • Movement For Black Lives
  • @mvmnt4blklives
  • The Villij
  • @thevillij

  • Equal Justice Initiative
  • @eji_org

  • Rachel Elizabeth Cargle
  • @rachel.cargle

  • No White Saviors
  • @nowhitesaviors
  • We never said “no white people”. We just know you shouldn’t be the hero of the story • If you’re not uncomfortable, you’re not listening • 📍🇺🇬
  • https://nowhitesaviors.org/

  • The Conscious Kid
  • @theconsciouskid

  • COTAD: OT Diversity
  • @cotad_diversity
  • Coalition of Occupational Therapy Advocates for Diversity- founded in 2014. Volunteer, learn about upcoming talks or find us at AOTA conference!
  • linktr.ee/cotad_diversity

Informational Social Media Posts

  • L.A. Pride announces Black Lives Matter solidarity protest march for June 14
  • @latimes

  • Black Lives Matter: How to combat racism in your practice as an Occupational Therapist
  • @otinegypt

  • 5 Ways To Support Protestors If You Can’t Go To A Protest
  • @goodgoodgoodco

  • Covid-19 Safety in an Uprising
  • @mnwfpc

  • Systemic Racism Facts + Figures
  • @christinamilian

  • The Four Dimensions of Racism
  • @theslowfactory

  • 70 Anti-Racism Resources
  • @fatimaqil

  • Anti-Racism Intervention Steps
  • @drjotengii

  • 10 Steps to Non-Optical Allyship
  • Optical Allyship - “Allyship that only serves at the surface level to platform the ‘ally’, it makes a statement but doesn’t go beneath the surface and is not aimed at breaking away from the systems of power that oppress.” - Latham Thomas
  • @mireillecharper

  • 6 Questions To Stop Asking Your Black Friends Right Now
  • @dynastihunt

  • 7 Mental Health Resources for Black People Right Now
  • @ethelsclub

  • Healthcare Workers For Black Lives - Facts On Disparities In Healthcare
  • @amwadoctors

  • Systemic Racism In Health Care - Black Health Matters
  • @doctorkanayo

  • Preventing Burnout: keeping the movement alive
  • @vahinishori

  • How to Rest & Recover While You Fight for Social Change
  • @feministsexed

  • Virtual Protesting 101
  • @sa.liine

  • Virtual Protesting 101 (Korean Translation)
  • @chai__baby

  • FAQs for those who I don’t UNDERSTAND: Black Lives Matter
  • @sandatlas

  • How To Have Conversations on Black Lives Matter With Family and Friends
  • @sandatlas

  • Black-Owned Small Businesses You Can Support From Anywhere
  • @roohiamber

  • Support the Black Owned Vintage Businesses
  • @oddballlvintage

  • Support Black Owned Orange County Businesses
  • @reaannaaa

  • 30 Black Female-Owned Brands And Entrepreneurs To Show Support And Always
  • @createcultivate

  • Black-Owned Bookstores To Support
  • @avidreaderpress

  • Black Owned Restaurants & Food Spots to Support SGV an Inland Empire
  • @ashley_leonard

  • Black-owned Restaurants in the 626
  • @eileenduongg

  • A Message to the International Student Groups in 上海 (Shanghai) and Beyond
  • @taylor.adamss

  • Chinese terminology for addressing anti-blackness (English & Chinese Translations)
  • @michellinman

  • Cantonese Terminology For Addressing Anti-Blackness (English & Cantonese Translations)
  • @eugreenia

  • Black Lives Terminology in Spanish (English & Spanish Translations)
  • @_christysilva

  • What To Do If A Family Member Is Racist & Says Something Racist (English & Spanish Translations)
  • @latinxtherapy

  • To the Latinx Community
  • @hennessyg__

  • Letters for Black Lives: Tagalog Translation (English Subtitles)
  • @the.drtherapinay

  • To Filipinos who do not support Black Lives Matter
  • @agmsunn

  • What To Say When People Deny The Reality Of What’s Happening Right Now
  • @dwardslife

  • Why The Refusal To Post Online Is Often Inherently Racist
  • @ghostdumps

  • 14 Black funds and 23 creative ecosystems to support
  • @uplift_climate

  • How to advocate for policy change in your city
  • @goodgoodgoodco

  • BLACK Leaders in the Outdoor Community
  • @courtneysteeves

  • What has the uprising accomplished?
  • @springmagca

Black LGBTQ Resources

  • Black-Led LGBTQ Organizations
  • @pfpicardi
  • SNaPCo

  • Black AIDS Institute

  • Trans Cultural District

  • LGBTQ+ Freedom Fund

  • House of GG

  • Trans Justice Funding Project

  • The Okra Project

  • Youth Breakout

  • Black Trans Protestors Emergency Fund
  • In partnership with Black Trans Travel Fund, For the Gworls and The Okra Project
  • @blacktranstravelfund

Articles, Blogs, and Statements

  • 20+ Allyship Actions for Asians to Show Up for the Black Community Right Now
  • Medium.com
  • Michelle Kim - May 8th, 2020

  • 30+ Ways Asians Perpetuate Anti-Black Racism Everyday
  • Medium.com
  • Michelle Kim - May 28th, 2020

  • Here’s a list of more than 85 black-owned food businesses in L.A.
  • Los Angeles Times
  • Jenn Harris - May 31st, 2020

  • Black OTs Matter: Changing Your OT Practice to Combat Racism, Address Racial Trauma, and Promote Healing
  • Gotta Be OT
  • Lauren Jones (lej1123)  - May 31st, 2020

  • AOTA Statement on Justice and Systemic Racism
  • American Occupational Therapy Association
  • The AOTA Board of Directors - May 31st, 2020

  • Thousands around the world protest George Floyd's death in global display of solidarity
  • CNN
  • Zamira Rahim and Rob Picheta - June 1st, 2020

  • The Anti-Racist Podcast List
  • ELLE.com
  • Brea Baker - June 2nd, 2020

  • How to Talk to Your Parents About Black Lives Matter
  • Cosmopolitan.com
  • Carina Hsieh and Abbey Adkison - June 2nd, 2020

  • Black-owned restaurants, pop-ups and caterers in the Bay Area
  • San Francisco Chronicle
  • Soleil Ho - June 2nd, 2020

  • How black and white families are talking about racism in a time of reckoning
  • The Washington Post
  • Tonya Russell - June 3rd, 2020

  • Do the work: an anti-racist reading list
  • The Guardian
  • Layla F Saad - June 3rd, 2020

  • Black Lives Matter: If You’re White, Pass The Mic
  • Forbes
  • Stephen Frost - June 3rd, 2020

  • Q&A: How To Talk To Kids About Black Lives And Police Violence
  • NPR
  • Anya Kamenetz - June 4th, 2020

  • Bay Area political events: Black Lives Matter rallies, gun violence awareness
  • San Francisco Chronicle
  • Chronicle Staff Report - June 4th, 2020

  • Protests hit close to home as students raise concern with university practices
  • USC Annenberg Media
  • Aiyonna White - June 6th, 2020

  • Majority of Minneapolis City Council commits to dismantling city's police department
  • NBC News
  • Tim Stelloh - June 7th, 2020

Non-Monetary Support

  • “Being an ally doesn’t stop when we are in a bind financially.”
  • @mariaxcamille
  • 1. Watch
  • 13th (Netflix)
  • When They See Us (Netflix)
  • Just Mercy (Amazon Prime)
  • The Skin We’re In (CBC)
  • Black Lives Matter activist videos

  • 2. Read
  • Equal Justice Initiative Public Education

  • Black Lives Matter toolkits

  • James Baldwin: How to Cool It

  • Books To Read (@avidreaderpress)

                                                                              https://www.instagram.com/p/CA5v-jZgN8R/

  • So You Want to Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo

  • Algorithms of Oppression by Safiya Noble

  • If They Come In The Morning… by Angela Y. Davis

  • How We Fight For Our Lives by Saeed Jones

  • Look Both Ways by Jason Reynolds

  • How To Be An Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi

  • Good Talk by Mira Jacob

  • The Fire This Time by Jesmyn Ward

  • White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard For White People To Talk About Racism by Robin Diangelo

  • Heavy: An American Memoir by Kiese Laymon

  • Eloquent Rage: A Black Feminist Discovers Her Superpower by Brittney Cooper

  • The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison

  • Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson

  • 3. Petitions
  • Justice for Regis

  • Raise the Degree

  • Justice for George Floyd

  • Justice for Breonna Taylor

  • National Action Against Police Brutality

  • Ban the use of inhumane rubber bullets

  • Elijah McClain