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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I agree!

Shannan Callanan replied on

Excellent course with thought-provoking scenarios.

Heather Jacene replied on

Agree!

Helen Bermudez replied on

The content was thought provoking. I work with many different cultures and try very hard to recognize that being white is a privilege. I try to recognize the difficulties that other cultures have in the workplace. I think that speaking openly and standing up for what is right is a start. 

Amy Eastwood replied on

I appreciated the scenario's portrayed throughout the course. Particularly, the micro-aggressions as those are more common in the day to day work. They validated the frustration and provided helpful tips to combat the day to day micro-aggressions. 

Heidi Lopez-Romero replied on

Excellent Presentation and real scenarios very well presented. 

Stacy Smith replied on

The scenarios stress the importance of identifying racism in the workplace and working together to end it. 

Nicole Hart replied on

I agree!

Simona Lupu replied on

very well presented and thought provoking 

Catherine O'Connor replied on

very thought provoking 

Catherine O'Connor replied on

well put

Christopher Loycano replied on

I am grateful that our hospitals take the initiative to train us in issues of race and discrimination. I felt that the videos were well-organized and I hope this training impacts the culture here at BWH.

Michaelah Gertz-Billingsley replied on

I appreciate the effort put into this course, looking forward to making this a safe workplace for all.

Abram Feldman replied on

The presentation was well put together and is necessary for MGB staff to learn and understand.

Aram Krauson replied on

agreed

Bridget Leahy replied on

Very well done program which resonates. 

Joanna Schwartz replied on

The scenarios provided were realistic and relatable. Unfortunate to learn that the our staff have experienced similar situations but glad we are starting to address.  

Joanna Schwartz replied on

I thought it was very well put together!

Kevin Crighton replied on

I thought it was very well put together!

Kevin Crighton replied on

Very well done!

Sara Bahouth replied on

The content was very well put together and gave good examples of what to say if you are put in similar situations in the future.

Leah Souris replied on

Very helpful to have open dialogue about this subject. 

Manuel Guerra replied on

Easy to watch the videos, need to all take responsibility for our workplace. 

Molly Harkins replied on

Very comprehensive and practical approach

Sascha Murillo replied on

This course was well put together and will hopefully allow others to see how some actions may be perceived and begin to change that behavior. 

Ashley Marston replied on

Very well presented. It provides Point of View on racism and illuminates micro-aggression to help me understand.

Craig Prince replied on

We need to improve advocating for each other for a better work environment.  

Katherine Camerano replied on

Agree!

 

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Karen Machado replied on

I will continue to offer equitable, kind and understanding care to all of m patients. Recognizing there physical, emotional, and cultural needs. I cannot control what others do but I can influence others around me. I hope for better every day.

Tatiana McCluskie replied on

I enjoyed watching the training to remind us that racism is still prevalent and that there is always room for improvement. Well done!  

Lidia Zayas replied on

agreed

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