Good Trouble at Cameron is our commitment to advocacy and action to ensure that every human being enjoys the basic human rights of equality, justice, equity and dignity. If you would like to join us and participate in the direction and definition of our work, please contact Good Trouble at Cameron.
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Good Reads
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Suggest ideas for Good Reads to Good Trouble @ Cameron!
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My Grandmother's Hands (You can find the book at our LOCAL Bookies Bookstore!)
Black Women Who Helped Pave the Way for More Black Women in Politics
Black Women Who Helped Pave the Way for More Black Women in Politics
Anti-Racism Resources
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Race Forward has developed a series of videos to help people understand what systemic racism is
Showing Up for Racial Justice provides basic definitions of terms and concepts related to racism. Ibram X. Kendi, author of How to Be an Anti-Racist, curated a list of 38 books to help people become anti-racist. Anti-racism Resources for White People (Sarah Sophie Flicker, Alyssa Klein - May 2020)
Racial Equity Audit for White People (as discussed at Cameron 1/16/22)
Race on the Ballot - Wed, Oct. 21, 2020, Good Trouble at Cameron, along with our partners, hosted a virtual Town Hall which was recorded and may be found here: “Race on the Ballot: Using a Racial Equity Lens to Inform Your Vote."
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Community Resources
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Colorado Community Resources - Colorado Organizations supporting Native American & Indigenous communities
One Nation Walking Together makes a positive impact in the lives of Native Americans Colorado Black Chamber of Commerce to find African American owned businesses |
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There is a really deep well inside me. And in it dwells God. Sometimes I am there, too … And that is all we can manage these days and also all that really matters: that we safeguard that little piece of You, God, in ourselves.
—Etty Hillesum, Westerbork transit camp |
