The National Resource Center for State and Local Reparations will be a home for the national reparations movement to share best practices, connect to other leaders through resource and referral, and house scholarly, historical, and cultural learning and research, and serve as a hub for providing support and technical assistance to localities implementing reparations and foster collaboration among reparations leaders nationwide. The Resource Center will feature programming such as leadership cohorts, lecture series, retreats, and office hours.

In partnership with community organizations, the National Resource Center will also serve the local community through events like book talks, featured speakers, meeting space for community organizing and joint programming with the Reparations partners. Through these events the Evanston and national reparations community will continue to come together to identify and implement the forms of repair that heal and sustain our communities.