Have meaningful conversations about the Black community

It's our responsibility as adults to talk to children about race. Here are helpful articles, interviews, and resources to guide you.

Imagine if the next generation of youth were anti-racist. These resources can help you have some much needed discussions about race and racism.

BlackPast is known as the Google for African American history. This page includes some of the most popular resources on the website, tailored to children ages 7-12.

Your conversations may look different depending on who you are and who you want to talk to. This resource offers support for every type of person and conversation.

There isn't a one-size-fits-all approach to talking about racism and privilege. This guide offers best practices to help you talk to your loved ones.

Talking about race can be hard—consider these helpful tips to help you talk with parents.

Having a diverse workforce has many benefits. Learn about why it matters and how to translate rhetoric and action into results.

There are dos and don'ts when it comes to discussing racism at work. Learn about how to approach these conversations and offer support to those doing the labor.

The workplace is a great place to start when it comes to racial justice and making people feel safer. Here's a list of 10 actions for white people to take at work.

An important part of taking action is making sure you read and learn from the experience of others. This collection of articles is a good place to start.