Submitted by Maxine Harney on

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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Ryan Dunk replied on

Couldn't agree more!

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Michael Whalen replied on

This was an excellent course with many different and important perspectives

 

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Brittany Jordan Arthur replied on

I thought it was an effective training and appreciated the ways it encouraged perspective taking. 

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Karl Klempa replied on

Sometimes it is easier said than done when trying to stand up to someone who is being racist and not caring about how other feel about their actions. They do what they feel is right and may be doing it subconsciously so if it's not pointed out to them then the situation will never change. If they are not made aware, then how can they take steps to change?

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Kasi Lampropoulos replied on

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Anbuselvan Dharmarajan replied on

Content and explanation gives more insight.

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Jason Hebert replied on

Thanks.

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Jason Hebert replied on

Thanks. 

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Theresa Harmon replied on

This was an excellent training that showed not only a specific scenario but multiple perspectives with a call to action.

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Derek Sartanowicz replied on

I agree the training was acceptable 

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Rafael Diaz replied on

great presentation

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Crystal New replied on

agree

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Moriah Jacobellis replied on

Well put together, eye opening at times. Also gave good tools that one can use in real life.

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Moriah Jacobellis replied on

Agree

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Alyssa Arcieri replied on

The video and scenarios were extremely helpful in seeing multiple viewpoints of people experiencing different aspects of racism or being privileged to not having to experience racism. 

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Christopher Callahan replied on

Each video pulled you in. It tied the emotional impact amazingly well.

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Seyed Haghighi Kakhki replied on

That was great. You can feel that you are there and this is your issue.

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Rebecca Odonnell replied on

I thought the format of the training was great and interactive

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Mitchell Rubenstein replied on

Opens one's eyes

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Mitchell Rubenstein replied on

opens one's eyes

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Nancy Cao replied on

I agree, this training was well designed to show multiple scenarios and perspectives

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Danielle Richman replied on

Thought provocating and a training well done.

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Michael McCormick replied on

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Kathryn Canonico replied on

very helpful!

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Miria Atkinson replied on

I agree.

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Miria Atkinson replied on

i agree

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Margaret Su replied on

it was interesting to see and think about the various perspectives and scenarios.

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Lauren Porter replied on

This training was very well-designed to allow multiple different perspectives to be explored.

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Laura Goguen replied on

educational

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