There are a handful of main categories on Cross Cultural Solidarty’s landing page. From there, you can branch out to explore resource collections on hundreds of different racial justice topics. These topics cover liberation struggles as well as forms of oppression, both past and present.

Cross Cultural Solidarity also publishes a monthly newsletter, and hosts a discussion group about navigating these authoritarian times. Discussions are facilitated by CCS founder Lynn Burnett, and aim to provide clarity, inspiration, and a sense of community and connection. The discussion group and newsletter can be joined by becoming a member of Cross Cultural Solidarity’s Patreon.

The title for Cross Cultural Solidarity originated from Lynn Burnett’s experiences as a high school history teacher, where he saw the power of stories of multiracial solidarity to inspire his students. A better world felt possible when people didn’t have to fight their battles alone. Whereas injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere, we all win when we all stand up for one another. Cross Cultural Solidarity was founded to highlight examples of that principle, and from there, it expanded.