Activism, Antiracism, and Activist Self-CareSub-Title
Want to be an accomplice or activist and not sure where to start?
Check out this resource which includes a list of actions you can take to impact change and tips for cultivating resilience.
Anti-Racism Resources
Do the Work!: An Antiracist Activity Book by W. Kamau Bell & Kate Schatz
Vist our front desk to check out a copy of this book (and other titles) from our lending library.
Confronting Predjudice: How to Protect Yourself and Others
What riding my bike has taught me about white privelege
An article from Quartz on the topic of white privilege.
Scaffolded Anti-Racist Resources
The Trauma of Racism
An article from the McSilver Institute with information about traumatic impacts of racism.
Self-Care for Activists
Activism is hard work. Practicing self-care is essential for sustaining your activism.
Climate Mental Health Network
Resources for addressing mental health impacts of climate change.
Caring for Yourself is a Radical Act – Self Care Guide for Youth Working in Community
Identifying Your Role and Practicing Self-Care as a Young Black Activist
Healing: The Act of Radical Self-Care Dr. Joi Lewis (book)
“When you’re an emotional laborer, healer, activist, community leader, or voice for change, the burden of oppression, trauma, and sorrow can seem never-ending. When you’re facing nonstop heartache day-to-day, it’s easy to wish for total numbness. But when you can’t feel pain, you can’t feel joy.”
Irresistible
Podcast about healing and inspiration for social justice activists.
Are we missing something? Feel free to email ageringe@gustavus.edu to suggest any additional resources.