Pay Your Rent -Nii’kinaaganaa Foundation collects money from settlers to give back to indigenous communities in Canada
* More links coming - I'll update this list when possible to stay current. If you'd like advice on where to donate, or you're with an organization led primarily by BIPOC, LGBTQIA+ and/or disabled people and need donations - please contact kate@prosocialpower.org
WAKE UP Trans, queer, and gender liberation is everybody's business
FAQs & resources on trans terminology, athleticism, and allyship, or find a trans support group with Pink manta ray aka Schuyler Bailar Decolonizing Gender: The Curriculum by khari jackson and Malcolm Shanks - “How did the whole world ‘get’ two genders? The answer has more to do with colonialism and white supremacy than you think”
"NOBODY'S FREE TILL EVERYBODY'S FREE" -Fannie Lou Hamer Racial justice work is a lifelong commitment
Beyond Land Acknowledgments by Native Governance Center - go beyond symbolic gestures to provide real support for Indigenous communities
Become a Good Ancestor: Me and White Supremacy is more than a learning experience - it requires you to reflect and hold yourself accountable
White Supremacy Culture Perfectionism, urgency, fear of conflict? How to notice, and start to dismantle, more subtle signs of white supremacy I Am Not Your Negro an essential documentary about James Baldwin, Medgar Evars, Malcolm X & Martin Luther King, Jr.
If you are white and would like to find more community & more opportunities to support BIPOC and unpack (often unconscious) racial conditioning, SURJ and White Awake are good places to start
NEURODIVERSITY AND DISABILITY JUSTICE Ableism hurts everyone - and all people are worthy, regardless of what we "produce"
Loud Hands: Autistic People, Speaking is an illuminating anthology written by neurodivergent people, some of whom don't speak, but use technology to write & communicate
MASK (Mothers & Men Against Senseless Killing) started as a mom sitting out on the sidewalk to prevent violence, & has evolved into an organization providing education & other crucial resources
From book donations, to free family buses to visit prisons, Moms United Against Violence and Incarceration supports incarcerated & formerly incarcerated parents, and the children who love them
Mothering Justice works to empower Black and Indigenous caregivers to influence policy
Documentary series The Raising of America details how crucial universal childcare is to equity - & why it’s no fluke that the US is the only developed nation that doesn’t provide it.
NDWA (National Domestic Workers Association) works to improve policy & conditions for the “workers who make all other work possible;” and their sister org Hand in Hand helps you ensure clear communication & good compensation if you employ someone in your home