This list is in no way comprehensive and we're working daily to expand its scope.
Organizations to support:
Black Lives Matter: Global organization working to end white supremacy. Local chapters across the world.
National Bail Out: Black-led organization to end pre-trial detention and mass incarceration.
Black Visions Collective: Minnesota-based group amplifying Black leadership and transformative justice.
Reclaim the Block: Minneapolis-based group working with city officials and community members to move city funds away from law enforcement.
NAACP Legal Defense Fund: US-based legal defense fund advocating for racial justice.
Race Forward: US-based organization working to end racial inequity through analysis, research, and action.
George Floyd Memorial Fund: Official fund to support the family of George Flyod
Until Freedom: US-based organization mobilizing lawyers, activists, artists and others who are affected by racial injustice.
Campaign Zero: US-based group mobilizing to end police violence.
Movement for Black Lives: US-based organization that brings together Black activists to discuss ideas and build a shared movement.
Soul Fire Farm: Afro-Indigenous farm aiming to end racism in food systems.
Black Protest Legal Support UK: A fund to support UK-based lawyers providing free legal advice to Black Lives Matter protestors.
The Black Curriculum: Addressing the lack of Black history in the British school curriculum.
Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust: UK-based group that inspires and make possible for youth aged 13-30 to pursue their career goals.
Stop Hate UK: Support organization for victims of Hate Crimes in the UK.
UK Black Pride: The largest African, Asian, Caribbean, Middle Eastern and Latin American LGBTQ celebration in Europe.
Aggregates of resources
Blacklivesmatters: A comprehensive list of petitions, phone numbers, and further resources to take actionable steps started by a 17-year-old student
National Bail Fund Network: A list of bail funds to free protestors divided by state/region.
Showing Up For Racial Justice: US-based organization with multiple chapters that calls people of all races to do the work of dismantling racism and white supremacy
Anti-racism resources:
“Feeling Helpless? 15 Things You Can Do To Fight Racism and Work For Social Justice” by Dr. J Nikol Jackson-Beckham
Anti-Racism Resources for White People
“How to Be an Antiracist,” a book by Ibram X. Kendi—and a list of Black-owned bookstores you can buy from online.
“Why I'm No Longer Talking To White People About Race” by Reni Eddo-Lodge. The book was inspired by a blog post made in 2014, which Eddo-Lodge writes about for The Guardian.
“The End Of Policing” a free e-book by Alex S. Vitale
“So You Want to Talk About Race” book by Ijeoma Oluo
“10 Steps to Non-Optical Allyship”: a Twitter thread by Mireille Cassandra Harper
“Me And White Supremacy” book by Layla F. Saad
The Great Unlearn: Instagram account with monthly self-paced syllabi.
Check Your Privilege: Instagram account with resources to help folks dismantle internalized systems of racism and discrimination.
No White Saviors: Majority women-based website and Instagram account de-centering white narratives based in Kampala, Uganda.
Scene on Radio: A podcast that tells stories about what it means to be human—Season 2, “Seeing White” focuses on America’s deep history with white supremacy
Black voices in the beer community to amplify:
Dr. J. Jackson-Beckham, GBH contributor (Website and Twitter)
Stephanie Grant, GBH contributor (Website and Twitter)
Afro Beer Chick (Website and Twitter)
Crowns & Hops (Website and Twitter)
Beer Kulture (Website and Twitter)
Ren Navarro (Website and Twitter)
Black Beer Travelers (Website and Twitter)
Khris Johnson (owner/brewer of Green Bench Brewing)
Day Bracey (founder of Fresh Fest Beer Fest)
Stacey Ayeh, founder of Rock Leopold Brewing Co. in London
Black voices and organizations to amplify:
Brandon Ruffin
Melanin Base Camp: Increasing minority visibility and participation in the outdoors.
The Very Black Project: Initially started by a simple t-shirt design, now a digital platform to promote and celebrate Black visibility and self love.
Black Vrchives: A visual archive of Black life.
gal-dem: An online and print publication publishing work from women and non-binary people of color.
Articles, podcasts, and tools from GBH that explore the representation of race and other marginalized identities and platform Black voices
Stories
Mutated Anxieties — Living (and Parenting) While Black in the Face of Law Enforcement and COVID-19
I Know What Boyz Like — A Grassroots Industry Struggles to Find Leadership on Social Issues
Building the Collective — How Breweries Can Better Prioritize Diversity
No Good Deed — Tired Hands’ Diversity Internship Supports Industry Goals, Still Gets Backlash
The Business of Inclusion — Beer’s Unique Intersection of Community and Commerce
From Both Sides — A Transgender Experience in the Beer Industry
Who Would I Be if I Put My Hand Down? — Reading the Room on Exclusion
Brewers Association Report Shows Lack of Diversity in Hires, Offers Path Forward
Brewers Association Takes Steps to Address Craft Beer’s Diversity Issue
Not a Face in the Crowd — Wave of Beer Festivals Focus on Women, People of Color
When Sophomoric Jokes Grow Up and Become Beer Labels
A Quiet Front Line — A Portrait of a Working Community During the COVID-19 Crisis
Missing Ingredients — The (Incomplete) Story of Thomas Jefferson’s Unsung Brewer
5 Rabbit Cerveceria Dumps Trump — Gives Beer a New Name
Podcasts
EP-051 Khris Johnson of Green Bench Brewing Co.
CL-038 Bryan Roth Asks For a Third Time
EP-127 J. Nikol Jackson-Beckham of Randolph College
Mother of Invention in Partnership with Guinness — Episode 1
Within Reach — Exploring new markets and winning new fans for craft beer
EP-053 Garrett Oliver of Brooklyn Brewery live at GBH Studio