Creative Equity Toolkit

Challenging Racism is the boogeyman in Arts Spaces

After doing an anti-racism workshop with a not-for-profit music organisation, this author, Rachael The Lord, received push back. In this article, she highlights some observations on some of the push back she received and critiques the false sense of immunity art spaces tend to hold.

How to support people from different cultural backgrounds

Australian site offering advice for young people on challenging racism.

Internet Pile-Ons Are No Substitute for Real Change

A look at the difference between calling out problematic comments on social media and making lasting change.

'More insidious, however, is the palpable “look at me being a good ally” performative aspect that emerges, particularly when the target of the pile-on is a known problematic figure and frequent scapegoat. This is when twitter, in particular, can transform into a virtual gym for “white allies” to flex their solid(arity) muscles.'

Interrupting Bias: Calling Out versus Calling In

This worksheet by Seed The Way offers different phrases that you can choose to call out someone, or call them in.