Blocks Together was able to distribute an average of 300 boxes of food to families in need every week during the shutdown. As we unpacked the “human interactions” at food giveaways, we came to realize that we had to pivot to meet the needs of the community. Many people expressed that after seeing and experiencing so much loss, they were ready to take part in the fight for racial equity and economic justice. Our three working committees went back to the drawing board and developed a new curriculum and programs in response to the community’s feedback.