Organizing

[close] Anyone and everyone is welcome to join this group. Our intention is to be a welcoming space for discussion and learning on topics of racial justice. Our vision is to become better informed allies and advocates for racial justice, engage with individuals who may be new to the movement for racial justice, and support the important work of authors of color as they tell their stories. This is an online group, and anyone from anywhere is welcome to join. If you are local to Columbus, OH and would like to get involved with Columbus SURJ in real life, please write to surjcolumbusoh@gmail.com. We will read one book every 2 months or so, and you will have the opportunity to read at your own pace. A discussion thread will be posted at the beginning of the two months, and you can visit it to discuss, pose questions, etc. as often as you like. We understand that people have different schedules, so we wanted to make engagement as flexible and easy as possible. If there are books on racial justice topics that you would like to recommend to others in the group, feel free to add them to the "To Read" shelf on our group's bookshelf.

[close] Labor movement reading suggestions from our friends, organizers and members. All genres (non-fiction, fiction, biography, etc.) are welcome.

[close] This is a space for members of PIPE UP Network who have decided to join our journey in reading George Lakey's "How We Won". Each week a discussion topic will be posted for members to discuss.

[close] A list of books that the Portland NonViolence FAQs and Answers group find interesting and important reads to help understand NonViolence and NonViolent movement building.