You can find a full archive of the protest posters we’ve printed here, as well as many made available to download here. These have generously been made available by the artists who made them. Please make sure you credit the artists if you reprint or distribute (artist name & info are under “details” in the Google Drive file). Consider making donations to these artists or buying something from them as a thank you for their work, especially if they are artists of color.
Here’s a huge resource of downloadable posters, flyers, zines, and funding links for Black and trans folks.
Another resource of downloadable prints can be found here via Printed Matter Inc.
If you’re not in Portland, here’s a spreadsheet of printers and presses around the world offering free or discounted printing during this time.
You can download our one page zine template here. Make a zine about what to do instead of calling the cops! How to prepare for a protest! What to do if you’re arrested! How to handle tear gas! The history of Black resilience + magic! Zines are incredible forms of information dissemination and a powerful tool of resistance.

The PSU School of Art + Design has put together an incredible list of places to donate and ways to support as well as other resources and educational materials.
Looking to hire creatives of color for your next project? Portland in Color has a fantastic directory of artists, designers, and more of all disciplines.
Here are some other great organizations to support:
Support Black-owned businesses! This Portland Monthly article has lists of local businesses to support by category.
You can buy a workshop ticket or printing credits for someone else via our shop! We’re reserving these for BIPOC folks and other community members in need.

These are by no means comprehensive lists and most of these are Portland-based or Oregon-specific. If you have something you’d like to add, please reach out to let us know!