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Resources on Safely Protesting

On this page you will find resources on safely protesting. If you have additional resources that you would like to submit for consideration for this page please email [email protected].

  •  21 Things to Know About Your Right to Protest

  • Black Lives Matter Carrd: Protester Resources

  • COVID-19 and Protesting

  • Human Rights Campaign Protesting Tips

  • Knowing Your Rights: Protestors’ Rights

  • Police, Protesters, and the Press

  • Safety During Protest

  • The Right to Protest: Amnesty International

  • Your Rights and the Power Police Officers Have

  • Resources on Allyship
  • Resources on Anti-Semitism
  • Resources on Arab, Muslim and Middle Eastern Communities
  • Resources on the Black Experience
  • Resources on Decolonization
  • Resources on Disability Culture
  • Election and Political Resources
  • Gender & Sexuality Resources
  • Resources on Implicit Bias & Microaggressions
  • Resources on Intersectionality
  • Resources on Race & Anti-Racism
  • Resources for Faculty
  • Resources on Safely Protesting
  • Resources on Social Class
  • Resources for Wellness
  • Black-Owned Businesses in the DMV Area
  • Resources to Further Education

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