| Delaware | Delaware Racial Justice Collaborative | YWCA Delaware |
| Delaware | Apologizing for the Wrongs of Slavery and Expressing Delaware’s Profound Regret for Its Role in Slavery | Delaware General Assembly, 148th General Assembly (2015 – 2016) |
| Delaware | The Lynching of George White | Delaware Social Justice Remembrance Coalition |
| Delaware | An Act to Amend Title 1 of the Delaware Code by establishing a Juneteenth National Freedom Day. | Delaware 140th General Assembly Delaware State Senate Bill 282: (1999-2000) |
| Delaware | Unequal Justice in Delaware – Rewriting the Narrative Research Partnership | University of Delaware, Jane and Littleton Mitchell Center for African American Heritage |
| Delaware | | Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice |
| Delaware | House Joint Resolution 10 | Delaware General Assembly, 148th General Assembly (2015 – 2016) |
| Delaware | Unequal Justice in Delaware – Rewriting the Narrative Research Partnership | University of Delaware, Jane and Littleton Mitchell Center for African American Heritage |
| Delaware | Red Clay Consolidated School District Equity Committee | Red Clay Consolidated School District |
| Delaware | Delaware Lynching Marker for George White | Equal Justice Initiative |
| Delaware | Redding Consortium for Educational Equity (Senate Bill 148, House Bill 222) | Redding Consortium for Educational Equity |
| Florida | | |
| Florida | Remembering Rosewood | Rosewood Heritage Foundation |
| Florida | Samuel Proctor Oral History Program | University of Florida |
| Florida | Headstone for July Perry at Greenwood Cemetery | West Orange Reconciliation Task Force (WORTF) |
| Florida | Florida Ch. 1991-252, s. 1, Laws of Fla. and s. 683.21, F.S. Recognition of Juneteenth | Florida State Legislature |
| Florida | A Day of Remembrance: A Historical Marker Ceremony | Ocoee City Commission |
| Florida | Community Remembrance Project | Unitarian Universalist Church of Tallahassee |
| Florida | Rosewood Heritage VR Project | The Rosewood Heritage Foundation |
| Florida | | |
| Florida | Rosewood Historical Marker | Florida Heritage Landmarks |
| Florida | This is an Equitable Claim seeking 7.2 million for damages resulting from the 1923 destruction of Rosewood, FL | Florida State House of Representatives |
| Florida | A Concurrent Resolution expressing profound regret for the involuntary servitude of Africans and calling for reconciliation among all Floridians | Florida State House of Representatives |
| Florida | Replacement of Florida Statue in National Statuary Hall on 144th Anniversary of Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune’s Birthday | Committee of Great Floridians Program and public testimony, Governor Ron DeSantis, 2016 and 2018 Florida State Legislative sessions, |
| Florida | Florida Senate removes Confederate battle flag from Florida Senate Seal | 2015 Florida Senate |
| Florida | Daytona City Manager removes three plaques honoring Confederate soldiers in Riverfront Park | Daytona City Manager James Chisholm |
| Florida | Hollywood Florida City commissioners decide to rename three streets that were named for Confederate commanders | Hollywood City, FL Commissioners 2017 |
| Florida | High School Renaming, 2014, previously named Nathan Bedford Forrest HS when founded as all-white high school in 1954 | Duval County School Board 2013, Jacksonville, FL |
| Florida | House Bill 591 Fl. HB 591 (1994). | Florida State House of Representatives |
| Florida | 2001 Governor Jeb Bush orders removal of Confederate Flag “The Stainless Banner” from Florida State House grounds, which had flown in the state capitol since 1978 | Governor Jeb Bush |
| Florida | Move of the 1911 14-ton “Memoria in Aeternum’ Confederate monument from the Tampa Hillsborough County Courthouse to a private cemetery, with public vote and public fundraising as well as city commissioner support | Tampa, Florida, Hillsborough County Commissioners |
| Florida | Former Representative Alzo Reddick Florida Ch. 1991-252, s. 1, Laws of Fla. and s. 683.21, F.S. Recognition of Juneteenth | Florida State Legislature |
| Georgia | Hank Klibanoff | Emory, Georgia Civil Rights Cold Cases Project |
| Georgia | Mary Turner Project | |
| Georgia | NAACP Dekalb County | |
| Georgia | Rich Rusk | Moore’s Ford Memorial Committee |
| Georgia | Rev. J. L. Nunnally | |
| Georgia | Trent Frank, Executive Director | Southern Truth and Reconciliation (STAR) |
| Georgia | ATL Mayor | Mayor Bottoms |
| Georgia | | Demosthenian Literary Society |
| Georgia | Georgia SR 164 (2011-2012) A RESOLUTION recognizing “Juneteenth Celebration Day” in Georgia | Georgia General Assembly |
| Georgia | Trans Atlantic Slave Trade Database: Voyages | Emory University |
| Georgia | Moore’s Ford Memorial Committee | Clinton White House Initiatives |
| Georgia | The Mary Turner Project | Hate not Heritage Campaign |
| Georgia | Remembrance Project, Lynching Marker | NAACP Dekalb Chapter |
| Georgia | Chief Dekmar apology | LaGrange Police Department |
| Georgia | Georgia Cold Cases Project | Emory University |
| Georgia | Mayor Robert Reichart, Macon-Bibb County, Inaugural Address, Apology for slavery | Macon-Bibb County Mayor Reichart |
| Georgia | The Lynching Project: Murder and Memory in Georgia exhibit | University of Georgia |
| Georgia | The Story of Thomas Mattox | Northeastern University Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project |
| Georgia | University of Georgia Demosthenian Literary Society | University of Georgia |
| Georgia | Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms signs bill changing Confederate street names | City of Atlanta, Office of the Mayor |
| Maryland | Megan Davey Limarzi | Maryland Inspector General |
| Maryland | Alderwoman Tierney, Annapolis, City Council Resolution R-21-18: Recognizing and Remembering Racial Injustice | Maryland Inspector General |
| Maryland | Brandon M. Scott — bill sponsor — Proposed: Baltimore Racial Equity Fund proposal and Equity Assessment of policies and government | Maryland Inspector General |
| Maryland | Lynching Truth Commission, Joseline Pena Melnyk, State Senator | joseline.pena.melnyk@house.state.md.us |
| Maryland | Maryland HB 549: General Provisions – Commemorative Days – Juneteenth National Freedom Day, requires governor to annually proclaim June 19th as Juneteenth National Freedom Day, in effect June 1, 2014. | Maryland General Assembly |
| Maryland | Slavery Era Insurance Policy Report | Maryland State Government |
| Maryland | Megan Davey Limarzi -Clerk of the Council — Remembrance and Reconciliation Commission | Montgomery County Council |
| Maryland | MD HB 307, Maryland Lynching Truth and Reconciliation Commission (Passed April 2019) | Maryland State Senate |
| Maryland | 2019 Plans to erect statues of Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman at Maryland State House Complex | Maryland Board of Public Works |
| Maryland | Maryland Lynching Map | Baltimore Sun Newspaper |
| Maryland | “Lynching in Maryland: The Journey from Truth to Reconciliation” A Day of Remembrance, Reflection, and Reckoning; 1st Half Day Conference | Maryland Lynching Memorial Project |
| Maryland | Baltimore Racial Equity Fund and Equity Assessment | City of Baltimore, Mayor’s Office, City Council |
| Maryland | Senate Joint Resolution 6, Apology for Slavery, 2007 | Maryland State Legislature |
| Maryland | Baltimore City Council removal of Confederate Monuments overnight | Baltimore City Council |
| Maryland | Annapolis city removal of former Supreme Court Justice Roger B. Taney statue from State House Lawn | Annapolis City Council |
| Maryland | Ellicott City, Howard County Courthouse removal Confederate Monument | Howard County Executive |
| North Carolina | Robert Pearson | former US Ambassador, involved in Confederate statue removal in NC |
| North Carolina | | Hidden Voices |
| North Carolina | North Carolina 2007 Session Law 450, HB 1607: An Act Recognizing Juneteenth National Freedom Day in North Carolina | North Carolina General Assembly |
| North Carolina | Removal of Silent Sam | University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill |
| North Carolina | Communication for Community Change | Greensboro Truth and Reconciliation Commission Greensboro Truth and Reconciliation Commission- Inactive as of 2005 |
| North Carolina | 1898 Memorial | 1898 Memorial Foundation |
| North Carolina | Commission on Race and Slavery | Davidson College |
| North Carolina | Committee on Elon History and Memory | Elon University |
| North Carolina | Quakers, Slavery and the Underground Railroad | Guilford College |
| North Carolina | History Committee | Salem Academy and College |
| North Carolina | From Slavery to Freedom in Wake Forest | Wake Forest Historical Museum |
| North Carolina | 1898 Wilmington Race Riot Truth Committee est 2000 | North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources |
| North Carolina | NC Session Law 2000-138 SENATE BILL 787 | 1898 Wilmington Race Riot Commission |
| North Carolina | North Carolina Racial Justice Act of 2009 | North Carolina State Legislature, General Assembly |
| North Carolina | Resolution 2007-21, Senate Joint Resolution 1557 | North Carolina State Legislature, General Assembly |
| North Carolina | Booker T. Spicely Case Study, Digital Archive, Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project | Northeastern University Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project |
| North Carolina | Statue of Robert E. Lee removed from Duke University Chapel | Duke University |
| North Carolina | Protestors remove Confederate statue from Old Durham County Courthouse | Workers World Party Durham, Industrial Workers of the World, Triangle People’s Assembly, Democratic Socialists of America |
| North Carolina | Removal of Confederate statue from Chatham county courthouse | Chatham County Board of Commissioners |
| North Carolina | Rocky Mount City Council votes to remove Confederate monument in Battle Park | Rocky Mount City Council |
| South Carolina | Task Force on Slavery and Justice | Furman University |
| South Carolina | Center for the Study of Slavery | College of Charleston |
| South Carolina | Slavery at South Carolina College | University of South Carolina |
| South Carolina | The Complete Story | Clemson University |
| South Carolina | William Hine | Orangeburg Massacre |
| South Carolina | America’s Black Holocaust Museum | |
| South Carolina | University and Slavery Project | The Citadel |
| South Carolina | Cleveland Sellers Jr. | Orangeburg Massacre |
| South Carolina | Apology for slavery, Charleston | |
| South Carolina | George Stinney Exoneration | SC Circuit Court |
| South Carolina | S.C. Code Ann. §53-3-85 (2008) Juneteenth Celebration of Freedom Day. | South Carolina Legislature |
| South Carolina | South Carolina Bill 897, 121st Legislative Session, 2014-2016: Removal of Confederate flag from state house | South Carolina General Assembly, 121st Session, 2015-2016 |
| South Carolina | York County Courthouse removal of Confederate symbols from courtroom | York County Clerk of Court |
| Virginia | Universities Studying Slavery | University of Virginia |
| Virginia | Dr. Lynn Rainville | Sweet Briar College |
| Virginia | Rita Moseley: Prince Edward County Schools | |
| Virginia | Dolores McQuinn – State Rep | |
| Virginia | Ken Woodley | |
| Virginia | Slavery in Lynchburg | University of Lynchburg |
| Virginia | Hampton Museum | Hampton University |
| Virginia | Slavery in the American Mountain South | Virginia Tech |
| Virginia | Slave Dwelling Project | Roanoke College |
| Virginia | George Washington Carver Plaque | |
| Virginia | Brown v Board Scholarship | |
| Virginia | Historical Marker, Washington VA | |
| Virginia | Removal of Plaques, Christ Church | Christ Church |
| Virginia | Enslaved Children of George Mason | George Mason University |
| Virginia | The Lemon Project | College of William and Mary |
| Virginia | Enslaved History Walking Tour, UVA | University of Virginia |
| Virginia | President’s Commission on Slavery and the University, University of Virginia | University of Virginia |
| Virginia | Jennifer McClellan – State Senator | |
| Virginia | Alexandria City Council Ad Hoc Committees for Removal and Renaming of Confederate Memorials and Street Names | Alexandria City Council |
| Virginia | Arlington County Board renaming Jefferson Davis Highway to Richmond Highway | Arlington County Board |
| Virginia | Fairfax County School Board renames school after public consultation | Fairfax County Board |
| Virginia | Petersburg, VA School Board renames 3 elementary schools originally named after Confederate generals Robert E. Lee, A.P Hill, and J.E.B Stuart Elementary to Lakemont, Cool Springs, and Pleasants Lane Elementary after current neighborhoods. | Petersburg School Board |
| Virginia | Richmond School Board School Name Changes | Richmond School Board |
| Virginia | Former Delegate Frank Hargrove — H.Res. 56, 2007 Sess. (Va. 2007): Designating the third Saturday of June, in 2007 and in each succeeding year, as “Juneteenth” Freedom Day in Virginia | Virginia General Assembly |
| Virginia | African Americans at Washington & Lee | Washington & Lee University |
| Virginia | Historical Marker Lynching of John Henry James | Equal Justice Initiative & Charlottesville community leaders |
| Virginia | Historical Marker Lynching of Isaac Brandon | Equal Justice Initiative & Community leaders |
| Virginia | Historical Marker Lynching of Orion Anderson | Loudoun County NAACP & Loudoun County Freedom Center |
| Virginia | Historical Marker Hall’s Hill | Halls Hill/High View Park Historic Preservation Coalition & County Government |
| Virginia | Zann Nelson — Charles “Allie” Thompson Commemoration Remembrance and Reflection event | Northeastern University Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project, Museum of Culpeper History |
| Virginia | HB 108/SB 601: Lee-Jackson Day state holiday is no longer recognized and replaced with Election Day | Virginia State Legislature |
| Virginia | The Hollins University Working Group on Slavery and Its Contemporary Legacies | Hollins University |
| Virginia | Task Force on Inclusion | James Madison University |
| Virginia | Atkinson Museum | Hampden-Sydney College |
| Virginia | African American Historic Sites Database, VUU | Virginia Union University |
| Virginia | Senate Joint Resolution No. 332, Resolution; Acknowledging the involuntary servitude of Africans and the exploitation of Native Americans, and calling for reconciliation | Virginia Legislature: 2007 session |
| Virginia | HJ 655, SJ 927, Virginia Statement of Regret for Lynching | Virginia Legislature |
| Virginia | The Barbara Rose
Johns Farmville Prince Edward Community Library | Prince Edward County Board of Supervisors |
| Virginia | Project on closing of Prince Edward County Schools | Hampden-Sydney College |
| Virginia | Virginia Theological Seminary reparations endowment fund | Virginia Theological Seminary |
| Virginia | University of Virginia Board of Visitors Resolution to remove Confederate plaques, responding to student demands made shortly after the violence of the 2017 Charlottesville “Unite the Right” rally | University of Virginia, Board of Visitors |
| Virginia | University of Virginia makes a donation with interest to protestor medical fees in a rebuke of a 1921 KKK pledge to the university, responding to student demands made shortly after the violence of the 2017 Charlottesville “Unite the Right” rally | University of Virginia |
| Virginia | 2011 Lexington City Council votes for city ordinance banning display of the Confederate flag (or any flags other than the U.S., Virginia, or city flag) to be flown on city-owned flagpoles. Ordinance upheld in Circuit Court in case brought against city by Sons of Confederate Veterans. | Lexington City Council |
| West Virginia | | Call to Action for Racial Equality |
| West Virginia | Scott Rogers, Apology for Slavery | Charles Town Mayor |
| West Virginia | | Our Future West Virginia |
| West Virginia | | West Virginia Center for African-American Arts & Culture |
| West Virginia | Jane M. Tabb, Jefferson County Confederate Courthouse Plaque | County Commission, Jefferson County |
| West Virginia | david J Trowbridge — Carter Woodson Project | Marshall University |
| West Virginia | Katherine Coleman Goble Johnson Scholarship and Statue | West Virginia State University |
| West Virginia | H.Res. 19, 78th Leg., 2d Sess. (2008): Designating June 19 as “Juneteenth Day of Recognition” | West Virginia Legislature 2008 |
| Washington D.C. | Georgetown Slavery Archive | Georgetown University |
| Washington D.C. | National Museum of African American History and Culture | Smithsonian Institute |
| Washington D.C. | Parisa Norouzi
(202) 234-9119 x 100
parisa@empowerdc.org ; takingactiondc@gmail.com | Empower DC |
| Washington D.C. | | OneDC |
| Washington D.C. | Making Black Lives Matter, Hill-Snowdon Foundation | Hill-Snowdon Foundation |
| Washington D.C. | Center on Race and Wealth | Howard University |
| Washington D.C. | BOLD (Black Organizing for Leadership and Dignity) | BOLD |
| Washington D.C. | National Black Justice Coalition | |
| Washington D.C. | The Sentencing Project | |
| Washington D.C. | N’COBRA (National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America) | |
| Washington D.C. | Georgetown Initiatives | Georgetown University |
| Washington D.C. | Shellée M. Haynesworth | Black Broadway on U |
| Washington D.C. | Councilmember Phil Mendelson — Res. 160, 15th Counsel, 2003 D.C. PR15-0160 – SENSE OF THE COUNCIL JUNETEENTH NATIONAL FREEDOM DAY RESOLUTION OF 2003 | D.C. City Council |
| Washington D.C. | African American Civil War Memorial Museum | African American Civil War Memorial Museum |
| Washington D.C. | Civil Rights History Project, Initiated through the Civil Rights Project Act of 2009 | |
