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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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Julius Medina replied on

The videos really helped me understand what is really happening in different institutions. It is time for us to stand up for what is right and be mindful about what other people feel. 

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Mckenzie Isbister replied on

I agree! This training is beneficial to everyone.

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Jorge Andino replied on

I agree!

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Natalia Melendez replied on

This content was very informative. It is an essential tool to ensure we all have a deeper understanding of racial microaggressions and how they affect those in the workplace.

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Sarah Murphy replied on

I felt the scenario-based learning was an excellent way to present these different scenarios and perspectives. It brings to light how microaggressions often go under the radar and in order to address systemic racism, we must first bring awareness to how it is mainly prevalent today.

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Margaret Mottolo replied on

These trainings are essential!

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Jessica Darnobid replied on

I agree

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Jessica Darnobid replied on

I agree 

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Elizabeth Phan replied on

I agree !!

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Vanessa Rodrigues replied on

Completely agree!

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Abigail Laurence replied on

I agree

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Jenna Lancey replied on

Great course, very clear, scenario type learning is very helpful. 

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Jenna Lancey replied on

This course is important for employees in a healthcare setting.

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Andrea Bock replied on

I agree 

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Karri Crowell replied on

good content

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Concetta Iraci replied on

This training was very interesting and beneficial. 

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Meghan Powers replied on

I really liked this training module as the four different perspectives gave a lot of insight to the viewer. The four perspectives really showed how racism affects everybody in different ways. The same situation could affect two different people in two very different ways. 

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Rebecca Lewis replied on

Like the top comment said, practice what you preach. We should be continuously making an effort to be aware of racial issues and exclusivity and speak up as an ally to help minimize this. Educate yourself while educating others on the matter.

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Ivy Li replied on

I believe this training was a great learning experience and is needed across all job scopes.

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Madeline Newhall-Thayer replied on

The course was very informative and well put together. 

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Madeline Newhall-Thayer replied on

Course was informative and well put together. Content was clear and helpful.

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Alejandra Rosario replied on

the videos were helpful and informative

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Eliza Fielder replied on

I agree with the scenarios provided. I think listening is a great approach to sparking change.

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Giara Vittini replied on

The different scenarios and perspectives of each employee really helped me understand the emotions of each of them and truly how often racism can occur in a workplace. This training was very beneficial and important to implement so all employees can do better to prevent situations like those happening in the future. 

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Christineziv Alarcon replied on

I agree

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Jinsu Lee replied on

I agree

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Destiny Dossantos replied on

I loved seeing the four different scenarios and how they showed different job levels too. 

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Dylan Sandefer replied on

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Angelena Gray replied on

The content brought a lot of light to different perspectives. I agree to all I've learned!

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Angelena Gray replied on

The content of this course was well put together and shined a lot of light on different perspectives. I learned a lot and agree with everything I watched!

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Jasmine Carrothers replied on

I'm glad that MGH is willing to have these tough conversations, this training was enlightening and informative.

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Molly Andruszkiewicz replied on

The examination the nuances of ending racism in this course were particularly helpful. There is no one size fits all solution.

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Yvonne Skinner replied on

everyone should be treated equally 

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Amy Visbal replied on

Content was well organized and should be a requirement for all organizations to reduce racism. 

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Sara Reyes replied on

Content was actually profound. Good way of pointing out microaggressions. 

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Melisa Frasheri replied on

The videos were very well put together and very insightful. Made me really think about the importance of educating ourselves to the issues that occur without us even knowing. 

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Sarah Fadel replied on

I think this training was very helpful and useful to see!

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Lillian Shattuck replied on

I agree! 

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Marianna Cau replied on

I agree with the four different scenarios, they were also very well written and I think those videos should be played and sent to the patients so that they can also see the human aspect of healthcare workers. 

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