The Blasian March is a solidarity action between Black/African, Asian and mixed Blasian communities

Rallies and marches that celebrate Black, Asian, and Blasian people through art, speakers, performances, and free food.

Specific to majority Black or Asian neighborhoods, these actions provide free food in community fridges and promote abolition literature.

A virtual healing circle for Blasian community members.

Free books of all ages and genres from Black, Asian, and Blasian writers to foster understanding across communities.

All actions will empower all three categories of community with emphasis on Women, members of the LGBT+ community, those living with disability both physical and neurodivergent, and all who live at those intersections.

All Blasian March actions must be accessible.

All Blasian March actions must be environmentally responsible.

Actions on stolen land must include solidarity work with Indigenous organizations: fundraisers for Native communities; Native speakers/performers, especially those who are mixed with Black and/or Asian; and amplification of Indigenous sovereignty actions.