Resources

We curate resources from across different places and spaces in this central hub where our network can come to find tools to help us as a collective adapt to and thrive through, the rapid changes in our political, economic, and social environment. This robust resource library is full of tools, guides, podcasts, reports, recordings and resources from our events, and more!

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Federal Human Services Policy Legislative Tracker

Social Current's legislative tracker for monitoring federal human-services policy (education, immigration, healthcare, etc.) so organizations can adjust strategy as bills move through Congress.

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Transgender Law Center Resources

Transgender Law Center's resource hub connecting trans and gender-nonconforming people to legal help via its helpline, covering name/gender changes, employment discrimination, and healthcare access.

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Know Your Rights: LGBTQ+ Rights

ACLU's know-your-rights overview for LGBTQ+ people, covering constitutional protections around discrimination, marriage, and equal treatment under the law.

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Essential Immigration Resources: Know Your Rights and Get Support

COPAL's curated hub of immigration know-your-rights resources and support lines, including their Navigators intake line, legal aid referrals, DOPA guidance, and policy-tracking tools.

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Fourth Amendment Rights for Organizations

A toolkit from the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law, built from a training on Fourth Amendment protections, to help organizations understand their rights and prepare for immigration enforcement encounters at their offices.

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E-Goodie Bag: Queerness and Art: a Conversation!

Post-event resources: This Pride month we were joined by an incredible group of poets, authors, performance artists, comedians, actors, directors and musicians. They shared with us their art and together we explored the power of art in self-definition, in bearing witness, and as a necessary element of thriving within and beyond oppressive systems.

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E-Goodie Bag: Worker Misclassification

MACC’s worker misclassification resources provide practical guidance on employee and independent contractor classifications, wage and hour requirements, employment law, and workforce compliance, along with session materials designed to help nonprofit employers understand classification rules and reduce compliance risk.

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E-Goodie Bag: Black History Month: Equity and Resistance Amid Oppression

Post-event resources: MACC’s Equity and Resistance resources center perspectives from community leaders on racial equity, resistance, housing justice, and collective action, with additional organizations, events, and tools that support more equitable and resilient communities.

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