July '64 Screening and Discussion - In the wake of the turbulence catalyzed by the murder of George Floyd,
July '64, a film by RCTV's Carvin Eison and produced by Chris Christopher, Citizen Action of New York - Rochester Chapter and Citizen Action of New York is offering a free online screening of the film, followed by discussion. This
documentary documentary investigates the 1964 Rochester protests and the conditions that gave rise to the unrest.There is no fee to participate, but registration is required to receive your zoom log in.
Click here to register.
Black Lives Matters Resources
Below, you'll find lists of resources that have been developed by various organizations and individuals in the Greater Rochester region. Please note that we, and those who developed these lists and resources have done so in good faith. They should not be considered comprehensive, but are an attempt to offer resources for those who wish to learn more. As we hear of additional resources, we will share them on
our website post. If you know of articles and resources not yet on this list that we should add, please send an email to CWhiteLlewellyn [at] rctvmedia [dot] org.
Domestic Violence in Rochester - If you, or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, especially during this period where we are required to shelter-in-place, Willow Domestic Violence is here to assist you. Call (585) 222-SAFE (7233) to speak with a counselor, or text (585) 348-SAFE (7233) for assistance.
Mental Healthline - If you or someone you know is experiencing dangerously-high anxiety, stress or depression due to the Coronavirus, a mental health hotline has been set up for assistance via phone. Call 1-844-863-9314.
Black Lives Matters Resources
Resources from prior newsletters
