The death of George Floyd led to an outpouring of support for racial justice through IRL protests and social media posts – but what actions do people regard as genuinely helpful to the cause? Canvas8 polled 1,000 Americans and spoke to eight individuals to understand what it means to be an ally.

In the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests, brands are working on anti-racism agendas. But in order for real change to occur, it’s clear that businesses need to pursue, not avoid, ‘uncomfortable’ positions. As people look for brands to take action, embracing discomfort is a way to earn trust.

As businesses reopen post-lockdown, employers have a greater responsibility than ever to look after employees’ health. At the same time, the BLM protests have honed people’s attention on the effects of systemic racism. So, how might the events of 2020 redefine ideas of a safe workplace?

As the Black Lives Matter movement continues, people are holding themselves accountable for their indifference and embracing allyship as a way to drive structural change. A bookstore's 'Ally Box' is helping people to inform themselves in the fight against racism.