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SHOWING ACTIONS FOR

STUDENT OR EDUCATOR

Action Kit Guide
  1. Ask your local hospital system to take an active role in addressing racial disparities in the delivery of care. Search for your nearest hospital here.
  2. Connect with national and localized policymakers to create legislation addressing racial disparities in healthcare. For instance, the Black Maternal Health Momnibus Act (2020), backed by Vice President Kamala Harris.
  3. Make use of VolunteerMatch.org and efforts in your local community to combat COVID-19. 
  4. Do you work in or know someone who works in public policy who is interested in joining the fight for racial justice? Apply for The CEO Action for Racial Equity Fellowship to learn how to advance policy on the federal, state, and local level. 
  5. Educate yourself and your community by learning further about the damaging effects of white supremacy via Racial Equity Tools curated by World Trust and partners. 
  6. Check out this Resource Guide for using documentaries to start conversations on Racism, Racialized Trauma, and Racialized Violence. A Radical Optimist Collective –  CMSI
  7. The U.S. government has made free at-home COVID-19 tests available for every household. Request your tests and find more info here.