During this time of unrest and unease, many of us feel helpless. We are all looking for a way to be constructive and supportive. The following is a look at some of the ways that we can learn, be productive and positive from home and help our neighbors in need;

Contact: Contact your local leaders in your community to enact change.
Secretary of State’s Directory of Government Officials

Vote: Let your voice be heard
vote.ri.gov

Learn: Anti-racism resources for your and your family
Anti-Racism documents >
Ways to talk with your kids about race and protests >

Support: 

• 2-1-1
• The Center of Reconciliation
• Crossroads Rhode Island
• Institute for Study and Practice of Nonviolence
• NAACP – Providence Branch
• Rhode Island Black Business Association
• Rhode Island Back Heritage Society
• Rhode Island Community Food Bank
• Rhode Island Department of Behavioral Health
• Rhode Island Foundation
• Women’s Fund of Rhode Island
• United Way of Rhode Island