BIPOC Surviving PWI - Resources

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1			BIPOC Surviving PWI Resources as shared from the artEquity Team and attendees of the series https://www.artequity.org/bipoc-pwi Please note that this is a living and expanding document that will be updated from week-to-week after each session. Come back each week for more resources! If you would like to share a resource, you can do so during the chat of a session (we are lifting up all resources to share) or please email artEquity Director of Programs, Alexis Green at agreen@artEquity.org.
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4	artEquity BIPOC/PWI Webinar Playlist (Series 1+2 - Summer 2020)	artEquity BIPOC/PWI Team	Spotify Playlist	The jams that welcomed you in, rested with you, and joyfully exited.	All
5	artEquity BIPOC/PWI Webinar Playlist (August 2022)	artEquity BIPOC/PWI Team	Spotify Playlist	The jams that welcomed you in, rested with you, and joyfully exited.	All
6	artEquity BIPOC Therapist + Healing Resource Guide	artEquity BIPOC/PWI Team	Resource List - this is a living document and will continue to grow	A beginning offering for you to explore facilitated support as you process and engage your inner-work in response to your personal discoveries.	Session 1 Naming our Realities: Systems and Structures
7	Black Americans experience deadly stress as a pandemic and violent racism collide, experts say	Patrice Gaines	Article	...The disproportionate death rate of black and brown people from Covid-19 is no coincidence. It is directly related to the history of racial oppression in our nation.	Session 1 Naming our Realities: Systems and Structures
8	Black Wellness Guide	Chantal Feitosa	Guide	Self-care Resources for Healing and Overcoming Racial Trauma	Session 1 Naming our Realities: Systems and Structures
9	Free Racialized Trauma Course	Resmaa Menakem	E-course	Resmaa’s course and learn the basics of Racialized Trauma, what you can do about it for yourself and your communities!	Session 1 Naming our Realities: Systems and Structures
10	My Grandmother's Hands	Resmaa Menakem	Book	SELF-DISCOVERY BOOK TO EXAMINE WHITE BODY SUPREMACY IN AMERICA FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF TRAUMA AND BODY-CENTERED PSYCHOLOGY.	Session 1 Naming our Realities: Systems and Structures
11	No Dream Deferred NOLA	India Mack and Lauren E. Turner	Organization	No Dream Deferred started as a vision for equitable and inclusive theatre in New Orleans. As a community-anchored theatre that prioritizes our New Orleans audience, we produce culturally relevant work written by playwrights that have been historically marginalized.	Session 1 Naming our Realities: Systems and Structures
12	Territories by Land Identifier	Whose Land	App	Whose Land is a web-based app that uses GIS technology to assist users in identifying Indigenous Nations, territories, and Indigenous communities across Canada.	Session 1 Naming our Realities: Systems and Structures
13	Territory, Language, Treaty by Land Identifier	Native Land	App	Native Land Digital is a Canadian not-for-profit organization [that] is Indigenous-led, with an Indigenous Executive Director and Board of Directors who oversee and direct the organization. An interactive map of Indigenous land by territories, language, and treaties.	Session 1 Naming our Realities: Systems and Structures
14	The American Theatre Was Killing Me	Amelia Parentau and Lauren E. Turner	Interview	Lauren E. Turner recounts her courageous healing journey from the depths of sustained racialized trauma working in a New Orleans theatre to the launching of her own theatre company, No Dream Deferred, into its first season this fall. Given the persistence of racialized trauma in white theatre institutions, we interrogate how—and if—people of color feel they have a place within them.	Session 1 Naming our Realities: Systems and Structures
15	The Spook Who Sat By The Door	Sam Greenlee	Novel	Fictional story of Dan Freeman, the first black CIA officer, and of the CIA's history of training persons and political groups who later used their specialised training in gathering intelligence, political subversion, and guerrilla warfare against the CIA.	Session 1 Naming our Realities: Systems and Structures
16	Theatre, Covid-19, and White Supremacy	Peter J. Kuo	Article + Video	White supremacy--is a virus, and anti-Blackness is a symptom. Racism, White exceptionalism, unconscious bias, fragility, toxic masculinity, assimilation, and so many more manifestations of oppression are all symptoms of this disease. And we are all infected. White, Black, Asian, Cis, Trans, Hetero, Queer, disabled, rich, poor, a virus does not discriminate.	Session 1 Naming our Realities: Systems and Structures
17	White Supremacy Culture Chracteristics	Kenneth Jones and Tema Okun	Guide	A list of characteristics of white supremacy culture which show up in our organizations.	Session 1 Naming our Realities: Systems and Structures
18	When White Women Cry: How White Women's Tears Oppress Women of Color	Mamta Motwani Accapadi	Article	An exploration of the ways in which white women benefit from white privelege through their interactions with Women of Color	Session 2 Strategize and Disrupt: We Have a Right to Be Here
19	The Revolution Will Not Be Funded - Beyond the Non-Profit Industrial Complex	INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence	Book	The Revolution Will Not Be Funded gathers essays by radical activists, educators, and non-profit staff from around the globe who critically rethink the long-term consequences of what they call the "non-profit industrial complex."	Session 2 Strategize and Disrupt: We Have a Right to Be Here
20	Affinity Space on Third Thursdays: Black Mamas	Parent Artist Advocacy League	Organization	A Black Mama-led zoom community for BIPOC Mamas in the performing arts and media.	Session 2 Strategize and Disrupt: We Have a Right to Be Here
21	Algorithmic Justice League		Organization	An organization that combines art and research to illuminate the social implications and harms of artificial intelligence.	Session 2 Strategize and Disrupt: We Have a Right to Be Here
22	Irresistable	Irresistable (formerly known as Healing Justice)	Podcast + Website w/ Resources	Weekly podcast with movement leaders that center learning and specific practices in undoing racism and racial trauma. Also hosts a book club and additional resources. (Formerly known as Healing Justice at HealingJustice.org)	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
23	BIPOC Mental Health Toolkit	Mental Health America	Guide	BIPOC Mental Health Toolkit	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
24	Healing Racial Trauma	Sheila Wise Rowe	Book	Healing Racial Trauma: The Road to Resilience	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
25	The Actors Fund		Organization	The Actors Fund fosters stability and resiliency, and provides a safety net for performing arts and entertainment professionals	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
26	Therapy for Black Girls	Dr. Joy Harden	Online space	Therapy for Black Girls is an online space dedicated to encouraging the mental wellness of Black women and girls	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
27	Inclusive Therapists	Melody Li, LMFT	Mental Health Community	An activist movement pursuing equity, justice and liberation in mental health care	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
28	Ayana Thearpy	Eric Coly	Online therapy	Online therapy for marginalized and intersectional communities	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
29	Loveland Therapy Fund	Rachel Cargle	Therapy Fund	Loveland Therapy Fund provides financial assistance to Black women and girls nationally seeking therapy	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
30	Shine: Calm Stress and Anxiety	Marah Lidey and Naomi Hirabayashi	App	Self-care app and community for people with anxiety & depression	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
31	National Queer & Trans Therapists of Color Network	Erica Woodland	Organization	A healing justice organization committed to transforming mental health for queer and trans people of color (QTPoC)	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
32	Lumos Transforms		Organization	Lumos Transforms is a social enterprise founded in 2015 to shepherd individuals, communities, and organizations through positive change	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
33	The Sin of White Supremacy	Jeannine Hill Fletcher	Book	The Sin of White Supremacy: Christianity, Racism, and Religious Diversity in America	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
34	Knowing Native Arts	Nancy Marie Mithlo	Book	Knowing Native Arts brings Nancy Marie Mithlo's Native insider perspective to understanding the significance of Indigenous arts in national and global milieus	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
35	The Sukhi Project	Rahul Kulkarni	Organization	Mindfullness programs for companies	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
36	The Nap Ministry	Tricia Hersey	Organization	An organization that examines the liberating power of naps	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
37	REST: A Transatlantic Reflection	Mn Artists	Article	A transatlantic collective of artists, working between the UK and Minneapolis, responds to the idea and practice of rest: as an antidote, a rebellion, and a refusal	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
38	Race vs. Religion - Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man	Carl Lentz	Video	Conversation with Carl Lentz, pastor of Hillsong East Coast	Session 3 Beyond Survival to Self-care: Leaving Environments That Do Not Support Us
39	Why I am Fed Up with Performative Activism from White and Black Theater Makers	Tonya Pinkins	Essay	Essay by Tonya Pinkins on Performative Activism from White and Black Theater Makers	Session 4 Support, Engage, and Action: What's Next?
40	Your Predominantly White Academic Organization (Yes, Even Yours) Is Exactly One Live-Tweeted Racist Event Away from Public Disgrace.	Brigitte Fielder	Essay	The role of academic PWIs in anti-racism work	Session 4 Support, Engage, and Action: What's Next?
41	Sustaining Spirit: Self-Care for Social Justice	Naomi Ortiz	Book	On taking care of ourselves in the midst of struggling for a better world	Session 4 Support, Engage, and Action: What's Next?
42	The Sleep Walking White Ally	Jasmine M. Pulido	Essay	Calling out progressive white liberal BS who are “allies”	Session 4 Support, Engage, and Action: What's Next?
43	Ruha Benjamin	Ruha Benjamin	Author	Associate Professor of African American Studies at Princeton University, founder of the IDA B. WELLS Just Data Lab and the author of two books, People’s Science (Stanford) and Race After Technology (Polity), and editor of Captivating Technology (Duke)	Session 4 Support, Engage, and Action: What's Next?
44	Continuum on Becoming an Anti-Racist Multicultural Organization	Crossroads Ministry, Chicago, IL	Guide	Becoming an Anti-Racist Multicultural Organization	Session 4 Support, Engage, and Action: What's Next?
45	Change the Museum		Instagram	Pressuring US museums to move beyond lip service proclamations by amplifying tales of unchecked racism	Session 4 Support, Engage, and Action: What's Next?
46	Plantations Practiced Modern Management	Caitlin Rosenthal	Essay/Interview	Slaveholding plantations of the 19th century used scientific management techniques—and some applied them more extensively than the factories thought to be their originators.	Session 4 Support, Engage, and Action: What's Next?
47	Real Rent Duwamish	Duwamish Tribal Services	Organization	Real Rent calls on people who live and work in Seattle to make rent payments to the Duwamish Tribe.All funds go directly to Duwamish Tribal Services (DTS) to support the revival of Duwamish culture and the vitality of the Duwamish Tribe	Session 4 Support, Engage, and Action: What's Next?
48	Growth after Trauma	Lorna Collier	Article	Why are some people more resilient than others—and can it be taught?	Post-Traumatic Growth Resources
49	What is Post-Traumatic Growth?	Madhuleena Roy Chowdhury	Article	Understanding the essentials of PTG and how to apply the same in our lives	Post-Traumatic Growth Resources
50	Healing Racial Trauma	Sheila Wise Rowe	Book	Increasing resilience and post-traumatic growth	Post-Traumatic Growth Resources
51	What Doesn't Kill Us: The New Psychology of Posttraumatic Growth	Stephen Joseph	Book	This book makes the argument that with proper care and understanding, survivors can grow and reshape their lives in a positive way	Post-Traumatic Growth Resources
52	Half and Half	Claudine Chiawei O'Hearn	Book	Writers on Growing Up Biracial and Bicultural	Acculturative Stress Resources
53	Multiracial Identity and Racial Politics in the United States	Natalie Masuoka	Book	Masuoka uses a variety of sources including in-depth interviews, public opinion surveys and census data to understand how certain individuals embrace the agency of self-identification and choose to assert multiracial identities	Acculturative Stress Resources
54	Being Biracial: Where Our Secret Worlds Collide	Sarah Ratliff	Book	This book cites the experiences of twenty-four mixed-race authors and parents of multiracial children of all ages and backgrounds, from all over the world	Acculturative Stress Resources
55	Making History	Nancy Mithlo	Book	This book guides readers—students, educators, collectors, and the public—in how to learn about Indigenous cultures as visualized in creative endeavors	n/a
56	Nancy Mithlo	n/a	Educator	A curator, teacher, photographic archivist and critic who explores how distinct identities are negotiated and how history is chronicled through the visualization of culture.	n/a
57	Stellium Literary Magazine	Black queer and trans writers	Literary Magazine	Stellium is a literary magazine centering Black queer and trans prose writers. We are a bimonthly (every two months) magazine seeking to create our first two digital issues.	n/a
58	Being Ella Baker Even After the Election: Valuing Our Victory, Continuing Our Struggle	Dr. Maulana Karenga	Op-ed	In our rightful celebration and valuing of our victory in saving ourselves and America from its Trumpian self, we must remember and recommit ourselves to continuing our larger struggle.	n/a
59	Kawaida and Questions of Life and Struggle	Maulana Karenga	Book	Using Kawaida philosophy as a foundation and framework, he is meticulously concerned with providing a language and logic of liberation, ethical insights into every major issue, and making a definitive contribution to the Kawaida project of “cultural revolution, radical social change and bringing good in the world.”	n/a
60	We See You White American Theatre	Collective of BIPOC theatre folk	Movement	Black, Indigenous, and People of Color theatre workers are meeting the moment, developing a new social contract for our work environments that cares for and sustains our artistry and lives.	n/a
61	The Ethical Rainmaker	Michelle Shireen Muri	Podcast	Explore some of the practices that undermine our missions and navigate the way forward with today’s resisters, reimaginers, and the re-creators of the Third Sector. It’s time to think differently.	Session 5: BIPOC + Philanthropy
62	National Performance Network	National Performance Network	Network resource	A vibrant network of artists and organizations committed to advancing racial and cultural justice through the arts.	n/a
63	Mannahatta Fund	heyenna Weber, Elsa Asher, Griffen Jeffries, Jay Saper, and Roger Drew, in partnership with and accountable to leaders from American Indian Community House	Fund	The Manna-hatta Fund is an invitation to all settlers and non-Native people who wish to acknowledge the legacy of theft and genocide that comprise the history of New York City and the United States.	Series 3 - Session 2
64	Conscience Point	Treva Wurmfeld	Documentary	Exposing a painful, quintessentially American geography, CONSCIENCE POINT unearths a deep clash of values between the Shinnecock Indian Nation and their elite Hamptons neighbors, who have made sacred land their playground.	Series 3 - Session 2
65	Native New York		Exhibit	Native New York journeys through city and state to explore the question “What makes New York a Native place?” The exhibition encompasses 12 places in present-day New York, introducing visitors to the Native nations that call the region home.	Series 3 - Session 2
66	Nothing for the Group	Lauren Halvorsen	Blog	Nothing for the Group is a weekly newsletter about the American theatre, written by DC-based dramaturg and writer Lauren Halvorsen.	Series 3 - Session 2
67	"Coalition Politics: Turning the Century"	Bernice Johnson Reagon	Speech		Series 3 - Session 2
68	The Woke Coach	Seena Hodges	Training/Consultant	Seena Hodges (she/her) is a connector who loves people and is passionate about equity, intersectional feminism, and access to brave spaces for all. She founded The Woke Coach® in 2018 because she wholeheartedly believes that racial equity is the defining issue of our time. Through The Woke Coach, Seena and her team engage with clients to facilitate conversations and complete projects that live at the intersection of equity, diversity, inclusion, antiracism, and empowerment.	Series 3 - Session 2
69	Questions to Ask Your Therapist	Dr. Raquel Martin	Guide	This guide by Dr. Raquel Martin outlines questions to consider as you begin your journey in identifying a therapist	Series 3 - Session 2
70	Cultivating Joy through Pain - a Cultural Context	Aaluk Edwardson			Series 3 - Session 2
71	Avoiding Appropriation & Honoring Cultures	Aaluk Edwardson
72	Cultivating Cultural Wellness through Cultural Identity	Aaluk Edwardson
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