Accessible Anti-Racism Resources Archive
Hey Subscribers!
Welcome to the third newsletter by team Able Zine. We are excited to share this newsletter with you as an introduction and invitation to collaborate on the 'Accessible Anti-Racism Resources Archive'.
While we are committed to overseeing the links and formatting of the archive, complete credit goes to the Black and racially marginalised educators, authors and thinkers shared throughout, who have been working tirelessly over decades and those that are currently spearheading the Black Lives Matter movement globally.
This newsletter is a cherry-picked version of the archive which you can access via the links below. We hope you like it and consider sharing it with your communities. Should you encounter any accessibility issues or should you wish to share your own recommendations, please let us know via the contact details below.
The Accessible Anti-Racism Resources Archive was intended to be an evolving document, in order to promote accessible learning around anti-racism. Efforts have been made to address varying access requirements related to disability, financial means, as well as time, ease of learning and children’s resources. We have tried to acknowledge ethics by offering alternative sources to Audible and Amazon. This document also hopes to act as a database for Black people and people of colour to access support networks specific to their needs.
The archive is laid out in three parts. Part One is an introduction to the archive, with instructions on how to use it. Part Two is divided by specific access requirements such as Braille, Sign-Language and Easy-Read. Part Three is the largest section containing a wider database of topics and areas of interest. It contains resources divided by genre and format, that can be used to find community resources and teachings. These include; Midwifery and Pregnancy, Mental Health, Medical Racism, Intersectional Disability, Education, Accessible Protesting and Campaigning, Social Media and more.
As a last note, we strongly encourage you to seek out ways to support Black and Indigenous people’s labour by utilising the links below and investing into the online stores, fundraisers and Patreon’s of the causes/collectives/educators you connect with. Thank you. Solidarity with you all. ♡ ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧
For access to the full Archive Google Doc click here or visit our website.
‘The power of the people is stronger than the people in power’
Illustration by Sarah Dahir
Accessible Protesting and Campaigning
Accessible ways for people to get involved in racial justice - ME Action
Riot Medicine by H˚akan Geijer
Statement of Solidarity For Black Lives From Disability Justice Community
Immuno Suppressed For The Oppressed - 7 Ways we can fight by @beaulezard
Virtual Protesting 101 Guide by @sa.liine
What to do if you can’t protest on the streets for Black Lives Matter - Gal Dem
Disability Inclusive Protest Etiquette: A Guide by @strengthcenteredspeech - Image Descriptions
The Mighty - Activism Is a Marathon: Keeping Momentum (and Your Chronic Illness) in Check
A Stream Of Black Disabled/Chronically Ill Accounts - @thelunaprojectuk
Black Disability Activists, Groups and Writers You Should Support And Learn From - @julia.metraux
Resources For the Blind/ Partially Sighted
RNIB - Royal National Institute of Blind People
Deep South Reading List - Royal National Institute of Blind People
The National Accessible Library - Race/Racism Books
RNIB - Practical Help - Products and publications in braille
Joining RNIB - How to Subscribe and Read Materials
RNIB - Braille Books
Racism: changing attitudes 1900-2000. 1999. Twentieth Century issues Grant, R G.
The Hounding of David Oluwale. 2008. Aspden, Kester.
Big Girls Don't Cry. 1997. Briscoe, Connie.
Dreams from my Father: A story of race and inheritance 2008. Obama, Barack.
RNIB - Giant Print Books
Black and Blue: How Racism, Drugs and Cancer almost destroyed me. Canoville, Paul.
Dreams from my Father: A story of race and inheritance. 2008. Obama, Barack.
RNIB - Talking Books
An eye for an eye. 2003. Noughts and Crosses Series. Blackman, Malorie.
Why I'm no longer talking to white people about race. 2017. Eddo-Lodge, Reni
There ain't no black in the Union Jack: the cultural politics of race and nation 2002. Gilroy, Paul
Perkins School For The Blind
Apply For Free Library Access - Perkins School For The Blind
Perkins School For The Blind Online Library - Catalogue Search
Perkins School For The Blind - Racism Large Type Resources
Perkins School For The Blind - Racism Braille Resources
Perkins School For The Blind - Racism Digital Books Resources
Lights Out: Into This World - Axel Kacoutie Running Time (27:45)
The Master’s Tools Will Never Dismantle The Master’s House by Audre Lorde - Narrated by The Reading Circle Running Time (09:48)
Southbank Centre Speak Aloud. Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche and Reni Eddo-Lodge in conversation. Running Time (58:33)
Southbank Centre: Think Aloud. WOW 2016. Intersectionality: Kimberlé Crenshaw on race, gender, identity and activism. Running Time (58:34)
Southbank Centre: Think Aloud. WOW 2016. Challenging Racism in the LGBTQ Community. Speakers include: Phyll Opoku-Gyimah Jane Czyzselska, Chardine Taylor-Stone, Munroe Bergdorf, Nazmia Jamal. Running Time (01:06:34)
Southbank Centre: Think Aloud. Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race. Hannah Azieb Pool talks to journalist Reni Eddo-Lodge, includes extract from book. Running Time (33:01)
Southbank Centre's Book Podcast. Akala and David Olusoga: Striking the Empire. Running Time (45:48)
‘The Fire Next Time’ by James Baldwin. Narrated by Jesse L Martin. Running Time (02:33:02)
Intersectionality Matters! By Kimberlé Crenshaw | Also available on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher. Each episode 38-70 minutes
About Race - Episode One Transcript Running time (25:16)
Contra - Solidarity Chat 5: Ayah Nuriddin - Episode and Transcript Running time (28:20)
Contra - Podcast Special Episode: Mourning, Mobilization, and Mutual Aid - Episode and Transcript Running time (3:42)
As Me With Sinéad - As Reza Aslan - Episode Audio and Transcript Running time (43:03)
As Me With Sinéad - As Radhika Jones - Episode Audio and Transcript Running time (36:03)
Disability Visibility Project - Ep 62: Black Disabled Women in Media - Episode Audio Running time (33:03)
Disability Visibility Project - Ep 62: Black Disabled Women in Media - Episode Transcript
Disability Visibility Project - Ep 65: Black Mental Health - Episode Audio Running time (31:35)
Disability Visibility Project - Ep 65: Black Mental Health - Episode Transcript
The Allusionist - 53 The Away Team Running time (18:33)
The Allusionist - 52 The Away Team - Episode Transcript
On Being with Krista Tippett - Resmaa Menakem - 'Notice the Rage; Notice the Silence' - Episode Audio and Transcript Running time (51:28)
Art History For All - #podcastblackout - Episode Audio Running time (2:23)
Art History For All - #podcastblackout - Episode Transcript
The Daily - The Systems That Protect the Police - Episode Audio Running time (24:12)
The Daily - The Systems That Protect the Police - Episode Transcript
Seeing White - Season 2 - Episode Audio Running time (44:10)
Seeing White - Season 2 - Season Transcripts
Speaking of Race - Race and Health Part 1 - Episode Audio Running time (35:07)
Speaking of Race - Race and Health Part 1 - Episode Transcript
Rants and Randomness with Luvvie Ajayi - Become the Right Thing (with Glennon Doyle) - Episode 9 - Episode Audio Running time (55:01)
Art Curious Podcast - The Coolest Artists You Don't Know: Henry Ossawa Tanner - Episode Audio Running time (26:29)
Art Curious Podcast - The Coolest Artists You Don't Know: Henry Ossawa Tanner - Episode Transcript
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