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We see you.

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Many of you showed up last week. We see you and appreciate you! We collectively raised over $13,000 in less than 12 hours to support organizations on the ground fighting racial injustice.

If you caught our #CWTIO this week with Paige Russel + Trent Still, small business owners, artists, makers + fabricators, we discussed the importance of maintaining momentum. As we think about our small company and creative practice, we're considering our priviledge, what we need to continue our work, and what and how we can give back.

Over the next few weeks we'll be experimenting with ways we can contribute and support the fight for social justice. Many of you who read our newsletters are students, have small businesses, or creative practices of your own and we invite you to take apart and make your own version of these experiments. We'd love to hear what you come up with. Feel free to reach out. We've outlined some tips + resources from last week's effort in the link below.

Mobilize your audience to donate in solidarity.

Let's keep it up.

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This week we're doing a lottery style giveaway of a special edition jumprope for donations toward any of the following causes supporting social justice + anti-racism work. Forward your donation receipt of $10+++ to a charity below to [email protected] before Sunday 6/14 midnight and we'll enter your name in the lottery ($50 gets you 5 entries, $100=10 entries, etc). We'll be giving away 5 custom, limited edition Forever Jump Ropes with a raised fist engraving ✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

urbanjustice.org

Urban Justice Center provides pro bono legal representation and advocacy to some of New York’s most vulnerable, including survivors of domestic violence, homeless LGBT youth, immigrant street vendors and more.

nuleadership.org

Support human justice + healing in NYC communities impacted by the legacy of criminalization and mass incarceration.

NAACP Legal Defense Fund

Support human justice + healing in NYC communities impacted by the legacy of criminalization and mass incarceration.