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Together, we create a movement for change.
Equity and Justice
Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) have been oppressed for centuries by the leaders of this country. As we work to rebuild our society, we must uplift the wisdom and strategies that BIPOC communities have used to get as far as they have in reaching equity in our society. White people are not asked to create a new movement but to listen to the needs and asks of BIPOC women, stand in solidarity with them in the work, and leverage any connections we have with people in power to advocate for equity.
Organizations for Learning and to Support
Recommended Resources
Witnessing Whiteness
"Using Shelley Tochluk’s book Witnessing Whiteness: The Journey Into Racial Awareness and Anti-Racist Action (3rd Ed.), Witnessing Whiteness groups are where people racially categorized as white come together to uncover and explore the impact of our white racial identity and the operation of racism in our lives and communities."
Instagram Accounts to Follow
What to Do
Donate to, volunteer, and follow the organizations above and local chapters on social media to stay up to date on ways to show up for communities of color.
Follow @womenwhohealtheworld_ on Instagram where we promote events as they are sent our way.
Get in touch with us below if you want to connect with like-minded individuals as you become more outspoken about racial justice and our other issues.
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