Anti-Racist Resources

From ChangeLab, this timeline and its resources shares a People's interracial history of land, labor, and power stratification found in American Empire from the 15th century to today.

Helen Zia, AAPI activist and author of “Asian American Dreams: The Emergence of an American People,” says that part of the problem is the invisibility of Asian American communities and lack of understanding of the racism they have faced. (from description)

Democracy Now's news segment and transcript.

5 part documentary exploring “the history of identity, contributions, and challenges experienced by Asian Americans.”

The organization Prutehi Litekyan created this video describing protests against militarization in the Marianas.

The U.S. Census Bureau proudly presents this powerful rendition of “This is Me” performed by Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander artists and dancers from across the country to invite and inspire their community to be seen, heard, and counted in the 2020 Census.

Register for free online training on bystander intervention. “In response to the rise in Anti-Asian/American harassment, we partnered with Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJC to adapt our bystander intervention training to meet this moment.”

“Hopefully, this resource can help you talk frankly with the people with whom you are in dialogue with on a regular basis.”

Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum (APIAHF) and National Asian Pacific American Bar Association (NAPABA) developed the toolkit. It "provides basic and critical information for victims, community-based organizations and community leaders...is translated into 24 languages"

“the Asian Pacific Planning and Policy Council (A3PCON), Chinese for Affirmative Action (CAA), and the Asian American Studies Department of San Francisco State University launched the Stop AAPI Hate reporting center on March 19, 2020. The center tracks and responds to incidents of hate, violence, harassment, discrimination, shunning, and child bullying against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the United States.” Reporting form is available in 11 languages. The website provides additional recommendations to take action.

Includes King County-based resources on how to report incidents of hate and bias, donate to local organizations, and volunteer with local groups

National coalition providing resources, and to "address the underlying issues exacerbated by the pandemic such as health care disparities, housing and food insecurity, high poverty and unemployment rates, immigration barriers, and environmental racism."

To anonymously report hate and bias incidents, community members can contact CISC staff at:
Cantonese-粵語/English: (425) 240-5825
Mandarin-普通话/English: (206) 393-2110
Russian/English: (425) 326-9497
Spanish-Español/English: (425) 598-5436
Vietnamese/English: (206) 235-4372
Email: antihb@cisc-seattle.org

Report Bias and Hate incidents and view incidents by location for WA state.

National Asian Pacific American Bar Association list of resources includes federal and state hate crimes laws, reporting hate crimes to law enforcement, reporting hate crimes/bias incidents to community organizations, and statistics.

Community resources from the Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, including actions for community safety and strategies to talk with our communities about Anti-Asian violence.

"Southeast Asian Antiracism Toolkit is designed to help our community take on the work and hard conversations needed to heal anti-Blackness and racism. We benefit from and ower a huge debt–-past and ongoing–-to Black people fighting for change."

List provides toolkits, readings, and actions that address anti-blackness and the importance of Black Lives Matter.

Various writings and "resources by, for, and about the experiences, marginalization, and activism in different racial communities in the U.S."

Stop DiscriminAsian Stop DiscriminAsian (SDA) is a coalition of workers within arts and culture who are confronting the racism, xenophobia and violence towards diasporic Asians that have been amplified by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Community organization working "across the diversity of our Pacific Islander communities to build collaboration while addressing specific concerns and needs of each Pasifika community."

"supports current and formerly incarcerated Asian American and Pacific Islander people."

Support this community International District hub, community programs, and checkout their various virtual learning resources and tours

By Jayendrina Singha Ray, English faculty member. It appeared simultaneously on 04/09/21 in the opinion columns
in nine sound publishing papers: Federal Way Mirror, Bellevue Reporter, Kirkland Reporter, Seattle Weekly, Kent Reporter, Auburn Reporter, Covington Reporter, Redmond Reporter, and Courier Herald.

3/21 survey done by SurveyMonkey and AAPI Data.

NY Times, 2/21/21 from Anne Anlin Cheng author of "The Melancholy of Race: Psychoanalysis, Assimilation, and Hidden Grief"