Anti-Oppression Resources

 

MACUHO,

 

We share these resources with a call to action. We are responsible for dismantling white supremacy in our communities, organizations, institutions, and homes. But most importantly, for those of us who are white, we are responsible for dismantling white supremacy in ourselves. 

 

Before sharing this list of resources, guides, links, etc… we are reminded of a quote from this Medium article by Catherine Pugh, Esq.:

 

“Oprah’s internet has volumes of “White Ally” guides: Becoming an Anti-Racist White Ally; The Challenges of Becoming a White Ally; Guidelines for Being A Strong White Ally; Becoming A Trustworthy White Ally; and, my all-time favorite, The White Ally Playbook. Really, though? Really? Here is my book: Stop Being Racist; Get Your People, Too. That’s it. That’s the whole book.”

 

Keep this in mind as a litmus test as you confront racism in all of its forms. 

 

 

Resource Collections:

Collection of #BlackLivesMatter Petitions, Donations, Events, etc.  Collection of Resources for Parents Scaffolded Resources based on developmental stage (includes faith-based resources, too)

 

 

New Resource Added on 7/1/2021:

Racism in the Workplace: https://www.fingerprintforsuccess.com/blog/racism-in-the-workplace

 

New Resources Added on 4/23/2021:

Racial Equity Tools: https://mailchi.mp/mpassociates/new-resources-and-a-request-from-racial-equity-tools?e=[UNIQID

Police Abolition via the Breathe Act: https://breatheact.org/

Anti-racist books: https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/ariannarebolini/george-floyd-amy-cooper-antiracist-books-reading-resources

Anti-oppression resources (including anti-racism, anti-ableism, anti-queermisia, and anti-transmisia): https://libguides.unomaha.edu/antioppression/home

What white people can do to fight racism: https://www.whiteaccomplices.org/

General anti-racist resources: https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/antiracist_resources_from_greater_good

  

Resources for POC:

ACUHO-I Professionals of Color Network: https://www.facebook.com/acuhoiPOCN/

Free Crisis Counseling: Text 741741 (learn more at www.crisistextline.org )

 

 

Information about MACUHO's Identity Roundtables (open, virtual Zoom discussion groups):

 

As part of our efforts to continuously improve the ways we support our membership, we offer identity-based roundtables that are regularly open on a reoccurring schedule for the below affinity groups. If you hold one (or more!) of the below identities, we invite you into these spaces to be in community with those who share your identity. Each group meets monthly according to the below schedules. Drop in whenever you feel called to participate, or attend your community’s roundtable on a regular basis—whatever works best for you.

 

 

LGBTQIA2S+ Community

Schedule: First Friday of every month from 12-1pm

https://tinyurl.com/MACUHOlgbtq

*contact macuhostac@gmail.com for Meeting ID & passcode*

 

Mental Health Alliance

Schedule: First Monday of every month from 4-5:00pm

https://tinyurl.com/MACUHOmha 

*contact macuhostac@gmail.com for Meeting ID & passcode*

 

Professionals of Color

Schedule: Second Thursday of every month from 12-1pm

https://tinyurl.com/MACUHOPOC 

*contact macuhostac@gmail.com for Meeting ID & passcode*

 

White Accountability Group 

Schedule: Second Thursday of every month from 12-1pm

https://tinyurl.com/MACUHOWAG

*contact macuhostac@gmail.com for Meeting ID & passcode*

 

Women in Student Affairs 

Schedule: Second Friday of every month from 12-1pm

https://tinyurl.com/MACUHOWomen

*contact macuhostac@gmail.com for Meeting ID & passcode*