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This bystander education course will provide employees with an understanding of how interpersonal racism continues to support and maintain systemic racism. Through scenario-based learning, participants will develop skills for recognizing racial bias and confronting discrimination. An overview of related Human Resources policies and practices will be given to support employees in actively dismantling racism within Mass General Brigham.
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Sofie Trapp replied on Permalink
Well Done
This training was very well done. As a white employee, each scenario made me think differently about how I act and what I say in different situations. I think everyone around the country should take this course.
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Rachael Ponce replied on Permalink
I thought the content was
I thought the content was very powerful and important for all employees to watch!
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Debbie Dupre replied on Permalink
I understand the course or
I understand the course or about the racism.
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Nicole Carlson replied on Permalink
agree
agree
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Sara Cavallaro replied on Permalink
I agree, beneficial training
I agree, beneficial training
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Sara Cavallaro replied on Permalink
I agree, very helpful
I agree, very helpful
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Sara Cavallaro replied on Permalink
Very helpful
I agree, very helpful
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Dawn Leider replied on Permalink
finished course
finished course
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Dawn Leider replied on Permalink
done
done
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done
done
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done
done
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Brendan Deasy replied on Permalink
agree
agree
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Tariq Hashmi replied on Permalink
Very well done, valuable
Very well done, valuable perspectives from different points of view. Thought-provoking.
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Autumn Taylor Kelley replied on Permalink
Very informative and
Very informative and educational. Helpful for people to see things from different perspectives, and understand that micro aggressions that aren't purposeful are still impactful.
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Muriel Schwinn replied on Permalink
Thank you for this
Thank you for this educational video about Ending Racism. There is a significant opportunity for growth here at MGH.
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Cailin McAdams replied on Permalink
I Agree
I agree that this course was very beneficial and informational for professional practice.
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Kevin Galinat replied on Permalink
Agreed
I wish I could take this to other institutions as it's helpful to see real scenarios play out with multiple contexts/point of views colliding
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Lauren Gaudet replied on Permalink
We are a team
These are trying times, but we work best as a TEAM! Treat your team members with respect.
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Quartnie Ackerson replied on Permalink
Listen
I believe that everyone can learn something if they are willing to listen and discuss the different point of views in the work place. Everyone has a different experience during their day to day and I think if people of willing to learn and value the meaning of change, a real difference canbe made.
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Leidy Munera replied on Permalink
An issue that effects all
very informative and interactive. This is an issue effects all!
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Katharine Scordato replied on Permalink
Couldn't agree more
Couldn't agree more
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Stephanie Neundorf replied on Permalink
helpful presentation
helpful presentation
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Ann Grotos replied on Permalink
This course is very eye
This course is very eye-opening and effective for our institution. I think it is very important to inform staff on the issue of racism in the medical system.
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Julia Natale replied on Permalink
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I agree
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I agree
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Julia Natale replied on Permalink
I agree
I agree
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Erica Domingo replied on Permalink
i agree
i agree
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Erica Domingo replied on Permalink
extremely helpful
extremely helpful
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Jean Kwo replied on Permalink
Powerful, well put together.
Powerful, well put together.
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Dwight Degeorge replied on Permalink
Good course
I thought it was very informative and gave different perspectives
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John Costa replied on Permalink
A valuable learning
A valuable learning opportunity. Thank you.
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John Costa replied on Permalink
A valuable learning
A valuable learning opportunity. Thank you.
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Katherine Barahona replied on Permalink
Agreed
Couse did a good job of depicting issues of racism in the workplace.
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Israa Soghier replied on Permalink
It was helpful to see
It was helpful to see different perspectives and scenarios.
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Rylee Ridge replied on Permalink
I agree!
I agree!
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Jessica Shui replied on Permalink
Agreed
This was the best module I have seen on explaining racism in the hospital with common examples and convincing acting portraying different perspectives. The quality of this helps demonstrate the investment of leadership to make meaningful first steps towards ending racism. It makes me hopeful this module helps start these important conversations among my colleagues.
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Kristen Massaro replied on Permalink
Agreed
I agree
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Julia Cunneen replied on Permalink
I agree
I think this course is very valuable and helpful to highlight the effects of institutional racism and how it may look differently across departments.
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Rosemary Reiss replied on Permalink
Engaging scenarios
This was engaging to watch and I thought the acting was good. Scenarios seemed a little too overt/obvious. Subtler microaggression examples might make people more likely to recognize themselves as perpetrators. However even as is it was thought provoking.
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Rosemary Reiss replied on Permalink
how many comments tdo you need?
agree with need to be alert to our unrecognized biases and for all to stand up.
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Rosemary Reiss replied on Permalink
3rd comment. how do I exit this function?
what was wrong with my last 2 comments???
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Elizabeth Sayles replied on Permalink
This was a great presentation
This was a great presentation.
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Elizabeth Sayles replied on Permalink
Great discussion that
Great discussion that highlights how racism can affect our daily work.
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Stephanie Hicks replied on Permalink
Great lessons
very well put together. helpful to see the different scenarios experienced in all different roles.
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Jannelle Youngblood replied on Permalink
Agreed
Agreed
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Dora Schreiber replied on Permalink
Agree
The scenarios in this course have resonated with real scenarios I have experienced as a Spanish speaking nurse. I am glad that the course makes everyone aware of translation services and the importance on not relying on a native speaker to translate.
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Teresa Buffalo replied on Permalink
great course
great course
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