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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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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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Teresa Buffalo replied on Permalink
great course
great course
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Daliah Campbell replied on Permalink
I Agree
I really enjoy the different jobs were portrayed in the scenarios. It was a good demonstration on what can happen at every level in the workforce
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Jenna Sasser replied on Permalink
Agree, very easy to digest
Agree, very easy to digest and understand.
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Molly Sanford replied on Permalink
Good range of perspectives
I thought this demonstrated a wide range of perspectives. I found it helpful to see how various approaches to a given situation can lead to different outcomes.
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Wenliang Zhu replied on Permalink
AGREED
Agree
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Christa Gambon replied on Permalink
I agree.
I agree.
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Sonam Shah replied on Permalink
Conetent was great
Conetent was great
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Sonam Shah replied on Permalink
great job
great job
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Naila Tariq replied on Permalink
Lot to think about
Given me alot to think about.
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Ashley Griffin replied on Permalink
This is very important to
This is very important to make a difference going forward for all employees. A step toward the right direction.
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Deborah Wald replied on Permalink
agree
Very useful to have concrete examples, especially about how to intervene effectively. The resources were good too.
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Kaitlyn Watt replied on Permalink
I thought the activity was
I thought the activity was very informative. I thought it was interesting to see the different perspectives and allowed me to empathize with the different points of view that I may have not noticed or thought of before.
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Elizabeth Bogus replied on Permalink
Agreed!
This was definitely a valuable course and offered a unique perspective. I appreciate the attention to power imbalances especially.
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David Coppola replied on Permalink
content
overall great content
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Sara Stevens replied on Permalink
Maya Angelou Quote
"Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better."
Sara Stevens replied on
Sara Stevens replied on Permalink
Maya Angelou Quote
Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better.
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Khelsea O'Brien replied on Permalink
agreed
agreed
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Sarah Robertson replied on Permalink
I agree
I agree
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Daniel Ellis replied on Permalink
Excellent course. Thought
Excellent course. Thought provoking.
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Karen Maccormack replied on Permalink
mgb's response to Racism
thanks for supporting forward progress on this tender issue
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Teresa Bean replied on Permalink
I agree with what others have written.
I hope to be a good bystander and speak up when I see something wrong.
Teresa Bean replied on
Teresa Bean replied on Permalink
I agree with what others have written.
I hope to be a good bystander and stand-up.
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Benjamin Chan replied on Permalink
This was a very helpful
This was a very helpful training
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Anusha Priya replied on Permalink
Very Relevant
The scenarios presented are very relevant. Thank you!
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Anna Luti replied on Permalink
New perspectives
Seeing some of these instances unfold from both white and non-white perspectives was a helpful contrast for me to see. I feel strongly that having been offered a non-white lens will improve my interpretation and subsequently my reaction to these incidences.
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Stephanie Quintiliani replied on Permalink
eye opening
Very eye opening. increased my awareness of behaviors i have witnessed being offensive.
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Melissa Walker replied on Permalink
Agreed.
Agreed.
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Melissa Walker replied on Permalink
<p>Agreed.</p>
<p>Agreed.</p>
Melissa Walker replied on
Melissa Walker replied on Permalink
agreed
agreed.
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Britlyn Orgill replied on Permalink
engaging training
Really appreciated the high quality training and scenarios. It put realistic scenarios to screen.
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Alida Rosado Rodriguez replied on Permalink
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Useful and straight forward content
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Katie Barrios-Deleon replied on Permalink
The content was very well put
The content was very well put.
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Michelle Palumbo replied on Permalink
Agree
Excellent course
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