BLM Resources

Unoffical online directory for help and helping - (disclaimer: unofficial & ran by not an american) * * * (search bar does not work for now, please type in /tagged/[term] if you're looking for a specific thing e.g. state, specific people )

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Solidarity Supply Distro

With Covid-19 at our doorstep, we need to make sure everyone is taken care of. And that means everyone. The most marginalized among us, those most in need of help at times like this, are the ones MOST commonly missed and avoided. Nonprofits can only ...

Boston Mutual Aid (Helping People Get Groceries!!) / Solidarity Supply Distro

With Covid-19 at our doorstep, we need to make sure everyone is taken care of. And that means everyone. The most marginalized among us, those most in need of help at times like this, are the ones MOST commonly missed and avoided. Nonprofits can only reach so many people, and often it is only those who are connected to their services already. People experiencing homelessness, addicts, and sex workers without any institutional support are in need of food and supplies just as the rest of us are, and we need your help to reach them. Please donate to help us ensure that those most vulnerable are also receiving the help they deserve.

( https://twitter.com/bostondistro?lang=en )

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St Louis Mutual Aid Fund

STL Mutual Aid is a network of organizers, healers, artists, community leaders, and every day people coming together to deliver food and supplies, provide financial solidarity, offer emotional support, and connect people to their neighbors. 

Aid Here: https://stlmutualaid.org/

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Covid-19 Mutual Aid Network - Los Angeles organized by Timothy Hayes

To Donate Supplies, Volunteer, or Reach Out For Help, please visit: Mutual Aid… Timothy Hayes needs your support for Covid-19 Mutual Aid Network - Los Angeles

Covid-19 Mutual Aid Network - Los Angeles organized by Timothy Hayes

To Donate Supplies, Volunteer, or Reach Out For Help, please visit: Mutual Aid LA In this unsure time of a new pandemic, and individuals struggling to respond to the public health crisis of COVID-19, we now more than ever must love and protect each other. In the city of Los Angeles, we need to come together as one community and do everything we can on the ground to supplement, support and reduce risk to every community member and community in this city. Especially since there is a glaring absence of federal, state or city governments enacting the sweeping structural changes and safety nets that we critically need.

Aid: ( https://www.mutualaidla.org/ )

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These funds are only intended for members of the most vulnerable, displaced and marginalized target-groups who are residing in the prioritized counties of Fulton, Dekalb, Clayton, Douglas, Cobb, Gwinnett, Henry, and Rockdale. Funds are targeted towards Black, Indigenous, and peoples of color. We will give special consideration within these communities to women/femmes, non-binary and queer folks, the poor and working class, people living with disabilities, and undocumented and refugee members.

Metro Atlanta Mutual Aid Fund: Donation Block

These funds are only intended for members of the most vulnerable, displaced and marginalized target-groups who are residing in the prioritized counties of Fulton, Dekalb, Clayton, Douglas, Cobb, Gwinnett, Henry, and Rockdale. Funds are targeted towards Black, Indigenous, and peoples of color. We will give special consideration within these communities to women/femmes, non-binary and queer folks, the poor and working class, people living with disabilities, and undocumented and refugee members. 

Aid here: https://www.atlantamutualaid.org/

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Mutual Aid Philadelphia

We are a mutual aid group organizing our neighbors in Center City and South Philly. We work with disabled and chronically ill folks as well as the broader community. We are glad you’re here! Find out more about Mutual Aid Philadelphia, request aid or offer aid at https://mutualaidphilly.com/ Your donation here goes to your neighbors in need. You can see how we're moving money here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wxjPjcmXK9gfPFatON0c-e7SQISIEAwbEncJJMa0dT8/edit?usp=sharing

Mutual Aid Philadelphia

We are a mutual aid group organizing our neighbors in Center City and South Philly. We work with disabled and chronically ill folks as well as the broader community. We are glad you’re here! Find out more about Mutual Aid Philadelphia, request aid or offer aid at https://mutualaidphilly.com/ Your donation here goes to your neighbors in need. You can see how we're moving money here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wxjPjcmXK9gfPFatON0c-e7SQISIEAwbEncJJMa0dT8/edit?usp=sharing

Aid here: ( https://mutualaidphilly.com/ )

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Public Goods - A Mutual Aid Project for Minneapolis Public Housing Residents

Defend Glendale & Public Housing Coalition (DGPHC) is organizing a city-wide mutual aid fund for scattered site public housing residents in response to COVID-19 called Public Goods. This project is in partnership with Northside Neighborhoods Council and Prospect Park Association. Due to the COVID -19 pandemic, mutual aid projects are popping up everywhere to meet the needs of the many, and DGPHC has decided to launch one for residents of Scattered Site Public Housing in Minneapolis, since Minneapolis Public Housing Authority has made no attempts to provide resources or support to them during this crisis. We are raising money here to buy and distribute cleaning supplies to the over 900 scattered site households in our city, and we need your help! We anticipate costs upwards of 25,000 dollars and we hope you can support us towards this goal. All funds will be used directly towards our COVID-19 Mutual Aid Fund. Thank you!

Minneapolis Mutual Aid Fund for Public Housing Residents

Defend Glendale & Public Housing Coalition (DGPHC) is organizing a city-wide mutual aid fund for scattered site public housing residents in response to COVID-19 called Public Goods. This project is in partnership with Northside Neighborhoods Council and Prospect Park Association. Due to the COVID -19 pandemic, mutual aid projects are popping up everywhere to meet the needs of the many, and DGPHC has decided to launch one for residents of Scattered Site Public Housing in Minneapolis, since Minneapolis Public Housing Authority has made no attempts to provide resources or support to them during this crisis. We are raising money here to buy and distribute cleaning supplies to the over 900 scattered site households in our city, and we need your help! We anticipate costs upwards of 25,000 dollars and we hope you can support us towards this goal. All funds will be used directly towards our COVID-19 Mutual Aid Fund. Thank you!

(https://www.dgphc.org/)

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On this page How to donate Groups to support About orgs and funds listed Request funding How to donate You can donate directly to mutual aid groups working right now to provide direct emergency and financial assistance to New Yorkers in need. Groups requesting donations are not actively vetted by Mutual Aid NYC. We go…

Mutual Aid NYC 

Mutual Aid NYC centers communities and workers most affected by the COVID-19 crisis. That means getting money to organizations who know how to use the funds best.

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Infographic by Amber on https://www.instagram.com/conflicttransformation/

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Black Lives Matter Support Bundle: up to 20 games starting at $20.00

Black Lives Matter Support Bundle by Contigo Games and 18 others

For the next two weeks (June 3 - 17) all proceeds from sales of this bundle will be donated to Black Lives Matter, in support of their mission to end anti-Black racism, and the National Bail Fund Network, which is paying bail for protesters nationwide. By purchasing this bundle you are contributing to the fight against police brutality and providing necessary funding to two amazing organizations that are working to make the world a better place.

This bundle has two tiers which offer an option in donation amount.  $20 bundle contains the following 11 games. $40 bundle includes all above games PLUS an additional 9 games. 

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Pay Mutual Aid Disaster Relief Richmond using PayPal.Me

Go to paypal.me/RichmondMutualAid and type in the amount. Since it’s PayPal, it's easy and secure. Don’t have a PayPal account? No worries.

Richmond Mutual Aid 

We can deliver vital medical, food and cleaning supplies that have been sanitized to your home. To get in touch, please call or text our hotline number and we will send a driver within 24-48 hours. Please note that supplies are donated from the community or purchased and may be limited but we'll try our best to get you everything you need.

Aid Here: ( https://richmondmutualaid.wixsite.com/resources )

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Louisville Mutual Aid: A New World is Possible organized by Chanelle Helm

We're a contingency of organizers, activists and community members who wo… Chanelle Helm needs your support for Louisville Mutual Aid: A New World is Possible

Louisville Mutual Aid: A New World is Possible

This fundraiser will support our organizers who go out daily to support the needs of community members. We also train folks up where they are and move them through their vision of leadership. We also support community members in all aspect whether housing, therapy, escape, healthcare and supplies of any kind. 

Aid here: ( https://blackliveslouisville.org/ )

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Normal people can become monsters given the right situation. That’s the standard narrative of the Stanford Prison Experiment, one of the most famous psychological experiments of all time. But what if the cause of its participants’ cruel behavior wasn’t what we’ve always been told?

The Stanford Prison Experiment Revisited by Vsauce

Normal people can become monsters given the right situation. That’s the standard narrative of the Stanford Prison Experiment, one of the most famous psychological experiments of all time. But what if the cause of its participants’ cruel behavior wasn’t what we’ve always been told?

Vsauce revisits the Stanford Experiment to prove that “Demand Characteristics” like giving titles like “Prisoners” and “Guards” and being told that ‘It is for a greater good,’ enforces cruel and unfair treatment.

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Take A Walk In My Shoes: Jane Elliot

Jane Elliot does the “Blue Eyes vs Brown Eyes” Experiment on College Students to have them experience for an hour how it feels to be verbally discriminated against as People of Colour do.

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@PBO | Linktree

People’s Breakfast Oakland

People’s Breakfast Oakland Linktr.ee

We are bailing Black folks in Oakland out of jail from the protests.

(For asking for bailout, to donate to and resource gathering)

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Inequality v Equality v Equity v Justice

Created by @welcometobusinesstown based on Shel Silverstein's The Giving Tree for John Maeda's 2019 Design In Tech Report

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NATIONAL ACTION AGAINST POLICE BRUTALITY! PROSECUTE POLICE WHO MURDER UNARMED INDIVIDUALS!

THEREFORE, PETITION IS MADE BEFORE THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES TO NOT ONLY ACT ON BEHALF OF THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES, BUT TO FULFILL THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE OFFICE - FOR WHICH HE OR SHE HAS "SWORN AN OATH" TO FULFILL UPON OCCUPANCY!

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Crystal hadn’t originally planned to vote in the 2016 presidential elections, but after her mother reminded her how important it was, she decided to do so to set a good example for her children. For that, she is now facing 5 years or more in prison.

Pardon Black Woman Imprisoned for Voting

Crystal hadn’t originally planned to vote in the 2016 presidential elections, but after her mother reminded her how important it was, she decided to do so to set a good example for her children. For that, she is now facing 5 years or more in prison.