#BlackLivesMatter: a resource compilation

For all artists, activists, teachers, educators, and people just awakening to the painful legacy of violence and oppression that exists around us. Here is a compilation of articles and resources, that is by no means complete- but meant as a tool to strengthen your discussions, lessons or own learning.

We are with you. If you have any questions or are interested in workshops t feel free to reach out.

  • Statement: Call for Necessary Craft and Practice
    “The Dark Noise Collective, invite our fellow artists of every creed, color, and genre to join us in a commitment to produce art that contributes to creating a better, more just world.” HERE
  • DIY Toolkit: How Teens Want You To Teach #BlackLivesMatter HERE
  • Read These 23 Books And Authors When The Injustice Is Overwhelming HERE
  • We Gon’ Be Alright”: A Collaborative Mixtape For Black Healing HERE
  • 4 Self-Care Resources for Days When the World is Terrible HERE
  • Contemporary Police Brutality and Misconduct: A Continuation of the Legacy of Racial Violence HERE
  • Talking to Kids about Racism and Justice – Oakland Library HERE
  • Black Lives Matter Co-Founder: We Can Grieve For Dallas And Still Demand Accountability Here
  • Black Students’ Lives Matter: Building the school-to-justice pipeline HERE
  • How should New York City teachers guide conversations about race and police violence? HERE
  • Librarian Creates #BlackLivesMatter Booklist for Teens HERE
  • Music To Get You Through Times Like These HERE
  • 26 Ways to Be in the Struggle Beyond the Streets HERE
  • Why you should stop saying “all lives matter,” explained in 9 different ways HERE
  • The Ferguson Theatre Syllabus HERE
  • Why I Won’t Allow White Comfort to Be More Important than My Black Pain HERE
  • 17 Poems To Read When The World Is Too Much HERE
  • The Counted: People killed by police in the US HERE
  • RAISING YOUTH ACTIVISTS AND YOUTH ARTISTS ACTION STEPS HERE
  • This is what white people can do to support #BlackLivesMatter HERE
  • We need co-conspirators, not allies’: how white Americans can fight racism HERE

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