Resources on Racial Injustice

Stanford provides a network of campus support services. Please be sure to check again as this list continues to expand.

• The Faculty/Staff Help Center
• Centers for Equity, Community, and Leadership
• Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) - Regardless of location, students can call CAPS 24/7: 650-723-3785
• The Bridge Peer Counseling Center offers counseling by trained students 24/7 at (650) 723-3392
• The Graduate Life Office is available during office hours at (650) 736-7078, or 24/7 at (650) 723-8222, pager ID number 25085
• The Residence Deans continue to be available to undergraduates. If you are in a crisis and need immediate assistance, a Dean On Call (DOC) is accessible 24/7 via phone call at 650.504.8022
• The Office for Religious Life offers spiritual guidance for students at (650) 723-1762.
• The Biomedical Association for the Interest of Minority Students (BioAIMS) will be hosting upcoming events for students and postdocs. Please connect with the leadership team at bioaims-officers [at] lists.stanford.edu (bioaims-officers[at]lists[dot]stanford[dot]edu) for more information.

The Robert Crown Law Library and the Stanford Critical Law Society (SCritLS) have compiled a list of books that advocate for creating justice for all.

Here is also a list of 47 free films about racism compiled by our own Shelley Fisher Fishkin.

In addition, here is a guide that was created to discuss the impact of Racism and Discrimination on the Mental Health of Black Communities by Sunshine Behavioral Health