Tools
A research-backed messaging guide with effective talking points and images to persuade more people to join our movement for housing justice.
This toolkit from H.E.A.L. Together features case studies and actual text used in school districts around the country for equity-based policy making. Includes a range of topics from immigrant students’ rights to budgeting for equity.
Step-by-step toolkit for narrative change, messaging and strategic comms for social justice movements. Includes worksheets and learnings from the immigrant movement.
This guide introduces multiple actions that can strengthen and grow the influence of our public institutions, so they serve their highest purpose.
This guide describes the components of a racial equity approach and walks practitioners and leaders in the federal government through key actions and the challenges they will face implementing racial equity strategies.
Advancing Equity in Year 2 of the Biden Administration is a guide to build the knowledge, skills, and mindsets required for racial equity throughout the federal government as follow up to the Biden Administration’s 2021 executive actions.
A guide to racial equity practices within your community-government collaboration for sustainability and renewable energy policies and programs.
This set of tools that emerged from Race Forward’s Racial Equity in the Arts Innovation Lab to help artists, arts advocates, culture bearers, and cultural workers to imagine, plan, and implement racial equity strategies in arts organizations.
Race Forward is organizing in communities, governments, the arts and culture sector, education, and everywhere racial justice work is done to undo Trump’s Executive Order banning racial justice work. Join us now in fighting to end it!
At a time when our country faces multiple threats our major political parties are developing their policy platforms in the lead up to the 2020 presidential elections. Regardless of issue or challenge, we have a deep and enduring need to be united in order to confront what is to come. Yet, our policy landscape is rife with racial inequities, and as such fails to create structures that would ensure the well-being of all our people.
We the undersigned call for racial equity to be a key principle across all of the issue areas and every policy in these platforms.
The Racial Equity Implementation guide provides a simple, accessible, and easy-to-read tool to foster conversations that can help food hubs to deepen their racial equity practices.
This assessment is a guide for workforce development organizations and practitioners to evaluate their programs, operations, and culture in order to identify strength areas and growth opportunities.
This Racial Equity Toolkit provides restaurant management with practical resources for assessing, planning, and implementing steps toward racial equity at your business. There is no step too small: every action you take helps your business thrive and fosters stronger local relationships with your workers and consumers.
The 2016 U.S. election results unleashed a wave of shock, fear, disillusionment, anger, and deep motivation, among other emotions, for many advocates and supporters of the racial justice movement. The early stages of the immense work that lies ahead has already begun — from providing support and preparing protection for some of the most vulnerable in our communities, to monitoring policy signs from the forthcoming administration, to driving solutions at the local level.
Race still plays a defining role in a person’s life trajectory, experiences, and outcomes. Shifting demographics make even more urgent our need to speak openly about racial bias and inequity, and their deep roots in our history, culture and institutions. However, when race enters our public conversations about important national issues, the dialogue is too often dehumanizing and racially charged. It too often focuses exclusively on racism at the level of the individual, dismisses systemic racism, or refers to racism in the past tense.
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