by Resource Generation | Nov 24, 2020 | Blog, Movement Moments, Stories, Uncategorized
Now is the time to get involved with and fund poor and working-class led organizations doing year-round social justice work and focus on building power with communities who hold our elected officials accountable. Strong poor and working-class led organizations and...
by Resource Generation | Jun 1, 2020 | Blog, Movement Moments, Stories, Uncategorized
As young people with access to wealth, we want to amplify what Black people and communities of color have long said: police officers as a part of the state exist to protect whiteness and wealth at the expense of everyone else, especially Black people. We are updating...
by Iimay | May 18, 2020 | Blog, Movement Moments, RG News
I first joined Resource Generation in 2013 because I wanted to be part of ending the harm of racial capitalism. I have been a member ever since. Being a member of Resource Generation over many years has deepened my accountability and commitment to wealth...
by Resource Generation | Mar 20, 2020 | Blog, Movement Moments, News, Statements, Stories
I’ve been making a series of exhausting decisions that I’m calling the “corona calculus.” Can I go get groceries if it means being less than 6 ft away from the cashier? Can I support my friend who is physically healthy but struggling with depression by seeing them in...
by Resource Generation | Oct 14, 2019 | Blog, Giving, Movement Moments, RG News, Stories
RG has been reflecting as an organization on ways to pay respect to the Indigenous people on this very important day and on all days. What are ways to create policies that begin to respect the Native communities who continue to steward land and lead the movements that...
by Jes | Aug 8, 2019 | Blog, Movement Moments, Stories
As has happened many times now, I read the news this weekend of the latest mass shootings. It’s of course not how anyone should be starting their days, nor ending their days. I feel moved to share some reflections as a white, working class, queer femme who grew up in...