Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resource Guide

The purpose of this shared resource is to ensure that the communities we collectively serve have access to vital information and resources regarding the current public health emergency.

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Medical, Health, & Wellness

Strengthening Your Immune System, from Campaign for Black Male Achievement

#sayhername and Resources for Black Women at Work, from BlackFemaleProject


Coronavirus Information

Coronavirus Resource Center, from John Hopkins University & Medicine

COVID-19 Resources & Information, from the City of Oakland

COVID-19 Resources, from the City and County of San Francisco

Roots Community Health Center - COVID-19 Community Resources

COVID-19 Info from KQED



Parents

Caring for Each Other, from Sesame Street

COVID-19 Tips for Parents, from Barbara Stroud


Education

10-Step Guide: Moving In-Class Activities Online, from Julia Gatten

Girl*-Powered Activities for Parents, Caregivers & Educators, Issue 1, from Alliance for Girls

Girl*-Powered Activities for Parents, Caregivers & Educators, Issue 2, from Alliance for Girls

*”Girls” refers to gender expansive youth (cis girls, trans girls, non-binary youth, gender non-conforming youth, gender queer youth and any girl-identified youth).

Haymarket Books - Radical publisher offering free online events concerning COVID-19 and deeply discounted e-books





Other Resources/Organizations

Resources for Immigrants During the Coronavirus Crisis

COVID-19 Resources for Undocumented Communities (available in English and Spanish)

COVID-19 Info for Survivors, DV/SA, and Other Vulnerable Communities

LGBTQ Funding Resources

Color of Change COVID-19 Resources/Response, with a focus on Black communities

Alliance for Girls* Resources List

*”Girls” refers to gender expansive youth (cis girls, trans girls, non-binary youth, gender non-conforming youth, gender queer youth and any girl-identified youth).

Resources from The Office of Representative Barbara Lee

The Peoples Hub - An online movement school connecting and supporting people who are resisting, reimagining, and restoring our communities.

Black Futures Lab - Transforming Black communities by building Black political power and changing the way power operates.

The Hampton Institute - We seek to build class consciousness. We seek to end oppressive systems like capitalism, white supremacy, and patriarchy. We seek the liberation of all.  

Black Youth Project - We are a platform that highlights the voices and ideas of Black millennials.