Alongside banner displays, many congregations are holding and attending vigils for people killed by police violence, starting study groups and anti-racism education workshops and engaging with UU-led efforts in support of the movement from Black Lives of UU and Diverse Revolutionary Unitarian Universalist Multicultural Ministries (DRUUMM). Many congregations and UU State Action Networks have also begun working with local Black Lives Matter and Standing Up for Racial Justice chapters, the Moral Monday Forward Together Movement, and Congregation-Based Community Organizations. Here are more resources:

• Five ways to support Black Lives Matter
• Are UU Awake—Black Lives Matter Visibility Campaign
• Statement Regarding Black Lives Matter Signs in Front of Unitarian Universalist Congregations
• Black Lives Matter and Ending 'The New Jim Crow'
• Buy Other Black Lives Matter visibility materials