@lanihp

lanihp has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in May 2020. The social media accounts linked to from lanihp are: Instagram, X. Besides social media accounts, lanihp has populated their site with Note: This was compiled in/around June 2020 so some links may be outdated or only relevant to that time, but there's still lots of info, PDFs, Google Drives full of info and readings, websites and funds/organizations/etc, and much more!, Protestors Have Rights: Here’s What To Do If You Get Arrested (Refinery29 Article), How Hong Kong’s Protesters Evade Police and Keep the Demonstrations Alive | Visual Investigations (New York Times), 26 Ways to Be in the Struggle Beyond the Streets, ACLU Protestors' Rights, Tear Gas Attack Safety!!!, Let Your Motto Be Resistance - Self Defense Manual, How to Safely and Ethically Film Police Misconduct, (PDF) Healing in Action: A Toolkit for Black Lives Matter Healing Justice & Direct Action, Tool to Anonymize/Scrub/Blur Protest pictures, QTPOC Mental Health Practitioner Directory (organized by the Nat'l Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network), Black Girls Smile: Mental Health Resources List for Black Folks, Melanin and Mental Health (Black and/or Latinx Therapist Directory), Black Women's Health Imperative, Huffington Post Article: 5 Self-Care Practices Black People Can Use While Coping With Trauma, Black Emotional and Mental (BEAM) Health Collective: Black Virtual Therapist Directory, Sista Afya Community Mental Wellness (Social enterprise that provides low-cost mental wellness services that center the experiences of Black women), Affirming Black Lives Without Inducing Trauma, Safe Black Space (the umbrella under which various services are offered to address people of African ancestry’s individual and community reactions to cultural and racial trauma), The Root Article: Tips for Self-Care: When Police Brutality Has You Questioning Humanity and Social Media Is Enough, Self Help/Self Healing Resources (For all but especially Black folks), National Alliance for Mental Illness: African American Mental Health, Info about "Warm Lines" (‘Warm’ Hotlines Deliver Help Before Mental Health Crisis Heats Up), Liberate Meditation (BIPOC-centered / created Meditation App), VICE Article: Self-Care Tips for Black People Who Are Really Going Through It Right Now, Liberation Institution (Grassroots non-profit mental health organization based in San Francisco), Global Suicide Hotline Resources, Mariame Kaba's "9 Solidarity Commitments to/with Incarcerated People for 2021", #8toAbolition, MPD 150's "Building a Police-Free Future: Frequently Asked Questions" Zine, BOS: Sustain Decarceration and Reduced Arrests Post-COVID 19), Defund 12: "Email government officials and council members to reallocate egregious police budgets towards education, social services, and dismantling racial inequality via this crowd-sourced tool.", CA Misdemeanor Expungement Law Overview, Large Reserve of Ways to Help the #BLM Movement (Petitions, Videos, Donations, etc.), Crooked Media's "Where to start in work to become an anti-racist" IG post, Google Drive of Black Authors, Praxis & Feminist Theory, etc., Black Revolutionary Texts (compiled by Alijah Webb @alijahwebb on IG), Radicalism Google Doc of Content, (PDF) Healing in Action: A Toolkit for Black Lives Matter Healing Justice & Direct Action, "A Radical Library", Combahee River Collective Statement (PDF), Twitter thread of Black Theory, Black Feminist/Womanist/etc. Texts Online Library, An Antiracist Reading List organized by Ibram X. Kendi (Author of "How to Be An Anti-Racist"), Anti-racism resources for white folks, A reading list with @blkwomenradical & @aafcollective on Black and Asian American Feminist Solidarities Reading List, Rachel Cargle's Large Resource Compilation (Book list, template letter for employer accountability, etc.), Twitter Thread "For Asian Americans who are looking for resources to on anti-blackness, racism, and our own complicity in white supremacy, here's a starting place", After Arrest: Getting In and Out of Jail, PDF of "Are Prisons Obsolete?" by Angela Y. Davis, Catalyst Project (organizes, trains, and mentors white activists and majority-white organizations to be bold, strategic and accountable anti-racist leaders as a part of multi-racial movements for liberation.), Yes, Black America Fears the Police. Here’s Why., Large Google Doc of Events, Petitions, Readings, etc., June Justice (Choose how much time you have each day to become more informed as step one to becoming an active ally to the black community. On this document are links to the learning resources and a schedule of what to do each day), Nationwide Bail Funds Masterlist, Bail Funds/Legal Help by City, #GeorgeFloyd+ Resource Compilation, George Floyd Memorial Fund (Published by one of his brothers), Petition for Justice for George Floyd (Text FLOYD to 55156 to sign it via ColorofChange), Petition for Justice for Tony McDade, Take Action for #TonyMcDade and #BreonnaTaylor, Justice for Breonna Taylor Website, Louisville Community Bail Fund (Justice for Breonna Taylor), Columbus, Ohio Donation (Justice for Breonna Taylor), Petition for Justice for Breonna Taylor, Gofundme: Justice for Regis Korchinski Paquet, Petition for Justice for Amaud Arbery, Justice for Amaud Arbery Fund, Nat'l Lawyer's Guild "Support for Downtown Los Angeles Protesters", Directory of Solidarity with Minneapolis Demonstrations across the US, May/June Minneapolis Bail Fund and Support List (contains notes on Immediate needs, links to orgs/donation sites, venmos of folks on the ground, contacts for lawyers, etc.), Twin Cities DSA, Food Justice For Frontlines (Originally an effort to get fresh food to healthcare workers during the Covid crisis, this has been expanded to help feed the ongoing street resistance that has started in Minneapolis and is spreading througho, North Star Health Collective (Mutual Aid Fund helping with riot gear & medical in Minneapolis), Support Black People MasterDoc, Spreadsheet of Orgs/Funds to Donate to, Masterlist of Resources and Actions, BLM funds/petitions/actionables, Spreadsheet of Bay Area, Black owned restaurants and pop-ups to support, MN Healing Justice Network/Spiral Collective (long haul care, ongoing trauma response, immediate funds to healers on site at Cup Foods and Moon Palace Medic Relief), CTUL: Labor organizers focusing on BIPOC and immigrant workers. Their office is half a block from the site of George Floyd’s murder and they have been a core site of suppies and relief efforts to our neighbors in the streets., Reclaim the Block (Police Abolition Group & Fund in Minneapolis), Minneapolis Solidarity Donations (Google Doc), Black Visions Donations (Black, Queer & Trans*-centered Minneapolis org building toward transformative justice and liberation for ALL Black folks thru political, cultural & creative organizing ), Spreadsheet of people/places/orgs to allocate funds to, Unicorn Riot Donations (Worker-managed non-profit media organization covering the riots in Minneanapolis & other places), Transgender Gender-Variant & Intersex Justice Project Donations (A group of transgender, gender variant and intersex people—inside and outside of prisons, jails and detention centers—creating a united family in the struggle for survival and freedom), National Bail Out Fund (#FreeBlackMamas Fund), African American Policy Forum Donations (Founded by Kimberlé Crenshaw; Origin of #SayHerName Report, Intersectionality Matters Podcast, etc), Southern Poverty Law Center (dedicated to fighting hate and bigotry and to seeking justice for the most vulnerable members of our society.), The NAACP Legal Defense Fund, NAACP Donations.