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a crowd of joyous Black people on a stage, one person in the middle has their fist raised.  A circular, compass-like shape is projected in the background; pipes from an organ can be seen off to the left.
June 19, 2015. The moment when Patrisse Cullors concluded her keynote at the Opening Ceremony of the AMC by inviting every Black person in the room to join her on stage. Credit: Ara Howrani 
Dear AMP Community, 

This newsletter began as a compilation of resources for collective care related to the COVID-19 pandemic. In a country where Black people are 2.5 times more likely to be killed by police and 4 times more likely to die from the coronavirus, we must acknowledge that systemic anti-Black racism is also a pandemic.

Starting with this Juneteenth* edition and moving forward, we’ll be expanding the Collective Care Newsletter to include resources focused on Black liberation, wellness, and joy.  Please send resources our way by emailing: [email protected] or using the hashtag #AMPCollectiveCare on social media.  

*On this day in 1865,  two and half years after emancipation, a group of formerly enslaved Black people in Galveston,Texas were notified of their freedom. June 19  is now celebrated as a holiday known as Juneteenth that commemorates Black freedom. 

Happy Juneteenth!

Here are a few ways you can celebrate today:
Pleasure

Joy for wherever you are

Things we can do 

Tools for processing these times by yourself and in community 

Give financial support

Redistributing resources

Reflections

What are the big ideas we need right now?  

Lessons and learnings 

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