Educating yourself and others about the scale and impact of anti-Asian prejudice is the best way to better understand those who experience racism. Sharing information about their experiences helps to uplift their voices, foster compassion, and diminish prejudice or ignorance to the problem. This compilation includes 25 facts and statistics about anti-Asian hate.

Warming centers offer residents refuge from oppressive winter cold. Access this map from the Chicago Data Portal and use the filters to find a warming center location near you.

IDP’s community defense work is geared toward building the capacity of advocates and directly impacted individuals to respond to immigration issues.

If you have experienced abuse and domestic violence, you aren’t alone. Help is out there. This article will provide you with resources for navigating or escaping domestic violence. These resources can be for you, or shared with someone who may need them.

This article provides insight into what menopause can look like for trans individuals, the unique challenges they may face, and how to foster more inclusive care.

Cybersecurity has traditionally lacked LGBTQIA+ visibility, especially in technical and leadership roles. In this guide, you will learn about inclusive education options, scholarships, entry points, supportive employers, career paths, and how to navigate challenges while thriving in this rapidly growing field.

Here you’ll find resources dedicated to giving marginalized groups all the support necessary to be successful in substance use disorder treatment and sustained sobriety.

In this article, learn how to identify and avoid microaggressions in your education journey, whether you’re in a physical classroom or an online learning environment.

This site includes resources from the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP), the largest, oldest, and most active support group for people wounded by religious and institutional authorities.

Check out this toolkit compiled by the Coalition For Free And Fair Filing to learn how you can file your taxes for free and access Tax Day resources.

This article includes a diverse collection of LGBTQIA+ resources for mental health, scholarships, and more.

Explore this comprehensive guide to health and wellness for the transgender community, covering inclusive healthcare, mental and physical well-being, and advocacy for rights and support by SingleCare.

Gaza has been muted! Read CRS 2024 AMA Jerusalem Delegate Rev. Ronald A. Nathan’s second Love and Lament reflection, where he questions who pressed the mute button so that we are unable to hear the cries of Gaza’s babies, the sick, the aged, the hungry, and the prisoners.

Following the results of Election Day on November 5, 2024, CRS Board Member and Chairperson and Project Manager for the Illinois Alliance for Reentry & Justice Rev. Avalon Betts-Gaston shares her reflection on resilience and gifts from our ancestors.

Following the results of Election Day on November 5, 2024, CRS Board Member Dr. Ulysses W. Burley III shares his reflection for people of faith and Americans created in the image of an inclusive and affirming God, challenging them to embrace their feelings.

LGBTQIA+ job seekers face unique challenges. Understanding legal rights, identifying inclusive employers, and refining job search strategies are key steps. This guide offers tips to navigate applications, evaluate workplaces, and advocate for inclusivity and support.

Last week, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 9495, a bill that could have devastating consequences for the nonprofit organizations that serve as lifelines to our communities and voices for our values. In times of trial and uncertainty, we are called to be watchful, discerning, and bold in our witness for justice.  

Following the results of Election Day on November 5, 2024, CRS Board Member and Imani Village Ambassador and Community Outreach Organizer Kevin Tyson shares his reflection, considering the rights of our children.

Following the results of Election Day on November 5, 2024, CRS Board Member and Michigan Conference Minister of the United Church of Christ Rev. Dr. Lillian Daniel shares her reflection from a swing state.

No matter the final ballot count, we must remember our mission and work continues. We must remain steadfast in our commitment to be vessels of love in the world - during our victories and amidst trials and disappointments. We can acknowledge our lamentations and remain on the wall as truth-tellers, prophetic witnesses, and good troublemakers.