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In the process of creating Ending The Silence<\/strong><\/em>, one overriding concept became very clear.\u00a0 Becoming an antiracist requires an ongoing commitment to actively working for antiracist policies. Repairing our nation\u2019s trauma requires not only accepting the true story of our past, but taking concrete actions to dismantle the laws and policies that continue to perpetuate systemic disadvantages,\u00a0 and<\/strong> implementing new laws and policies that nurture both individuals and communities that have experienced generational devastation.<\/span><\/p>\n Below is a list of organizations working towards those goals that we find particularly compelling. (Please use the comments box at the bottom of the page to add your suggestions.)<\/p>\n The Poor People’s Campaign<\/a><\/p>\n Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n The Center for Restorative Justice and Reconciliation<\/a><\/p>\n The Equal Justice Initiative<\/a><\/p>\n Black Lives Matter<\/a><\/p>\n M4BL: The Movement for Black Lives<\/a><\/p>\n Showing Up for Racial Justice<\/a><\/p>\n North County Equity & Justice Coalition<\/a><\/p>\n Fair Fight<\/a><\/p>\n