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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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Karin Wannamaker replied on

Helpful training - much appreciated and hope this is offered in many other settings. 

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Amber Mish replied on

I agree, well put together. The change in viewpoints of the same situation was a great addition.

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Mari Barry replied on

I agree, this content was very well put together especially using the four different scenarios. 

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Ebony Forand replied on

<p>The examples shown and the feelings seen were real.&nbsp;</p>

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Julia Mendel replied on

I think that this module served as an incredibly valuable learning experience that I hope all viewers take very seriously.

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Kevin Kyle replied on

agree

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Hassan Khalil replied on

Put together nicely

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Neha Chaudhary replied on

I agree!

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Stefan Gentile replied on

agreed

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Yasmene Burton replied on

I agree

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Erica Dillard replied on

I agree that the content was stated clearly and easy to follow

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Mawunyo Sefogbe replied on

I agree!

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Jasmine Elsayed replied on

I agree.

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Leasly Reyna replied on

I agree

 

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Ridwan Rashid replied on

I agree

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Anthony Sardak replied on

I agree

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Elizabeth Kerigan replied on

The content was current and very helpful.

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Derek O'Leary replied on

I agree with this. The content made you feel hands on with these situations and the 4 viewpoints were helpful;

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Daivelyn Manzano Medina replied on

I agree! I believe they did a great job with portraying how racism can create an uncomfortable work environment

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Heather Roche replied on

I agree. 

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Emily Sy replied on

I agree, this is such an important topic that needs to be addressed more. 

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Robert Landergan replied on

I agree!

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Sydney Clary replied on

I agree it was engaging content and fairly realistic to how it may play out in real life. 

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Lauren Gaudette replied on

I agree.

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Aalekh Mehta replied on

I agree

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Neylanie Lobo Gomes replied on

The course was very informative and gave a ton of ways to counteract racism in a professional workspace.

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Ashley Herrera Dolores replied on

I agree!

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Adhithri Rajaragupathi replied on

I agree, the content was very comprehensive. 

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Ashley Barrett replied on

I Agree!

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Gabriela Katz replied on

I totally agree, it was great seeing multiple perspectives and how different scenarios could play out

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Aneesha Garg replied on

Agreed!

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Holly Pereira replied on

I agree. 

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Estela Lectora De Armas replied on

I Agree

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Caitlin Voisine replied on

content was extremely thorough and well explained

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Meredith Keane replied on

Totally agree. I thought this training was really well put together. I appreciated the interactive elements.

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Lauren Chung replied on

Same here! I thought that including a variety of perspectives gave us more insight into people's thought processes. Being more aware of how others are acting helps us to become more aware of our own actions.

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Annmarie Costello replied on

Very well put together. Thought provoking. 

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Olivia Kane replied on

Agreed, thought the information was presented in a very interactive way

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Priyanca Waghmarae replied on

Agreed! I like that there is an interactive element in the course as it keeps the audience engaged.

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Bella Hamilton replied on

Agreed!

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Amy O'Malley replied on

agreed

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Jianren Mao replied on

yes

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Dana Wendt-Vermilya replied on

content was extremely thorough and well explained

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