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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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Annemarie Dunn Morgan replied on

I think the scenarios were an accurate representation and educational

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Patricia Wefald replied on

agree

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Kathleen Grenier replied on

great video 

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great video 

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Parmbir Gill replied on

The content was very well put together and informative. Benefitted my education in workplace behavior.

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Parmbir Gill replied on

The content was very well put together and informative. Benefitted my education in workplace behavior.

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Jill Sharp replied on

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Rae Filley replied on

I agree! I thought getting the opportunity to play out the different scenarios with different actions was very helpful and thought provoking and much more engaging. 

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Ambra Stefani replied on

The course was very insightful. I appreciated the idea of showing different perspectives. It helps thinking about racism and recognizing it better.

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Agreed

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Ambra Stefani replied on

The course was very insightful. I appreciated the idea of showing different perspectives. It helps thinking about racism and recognizing it better.

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Ambra Stefani replied on

The course was very insightful. I appreciated the idea of showing different perspectives. It helps thinking about racism and recognizing it better.

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Glenda Flynn replied on

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Avery Oliveira replied on

Agree, great scenarios

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Nathan Kaufman replied on

Agree.  Material was presented well and characters were relateable.

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David Hillmann replied on

It was fine.

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Raquel Reynolds replied on

Although just a first step of many that are needed, this was a great first step.

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Kristen Pastor replied on

I thought the content was excellent and the format really promoted participant engagement.

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Yarima Santiago replied on

I am happy that there is a focus on systemic racism. There is a long way to go but every step forward gets us closer. 

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Johnny Veras replied on

The content was very informative and well put together. 

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Grace Lee replied on

Agreed

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Jayne Lewis replied on

I thought the questions posed during the scenarios were very good; they allowed time to stop, think and reflect about the stories and behaviors of the characters, rather than just passively listening to what the best response would be.

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Osman Yilmam replied on

Videos are giving a different perspective. Thank you

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Bryan Bourdeau replied on

Well put together content. Brought up a lot of thought provoking scenarios

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Deborah Reynolds replied on

Its very hard to have discussions about this topic.

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Kristen McKenzie replied on

 Continuous education is an important step to develop skills for recognizing racial bias and confronting discrimination.

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Jerson Garcia replied on

Agree

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Jerson Garcia replied on

True

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Michaela Barbagallo replied on

I appreciated that there were multiple scenarios depicted, so we could see incidences of racism from multiple people's perspectives.

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Steven Young replied on

As they stated it is an evolving process with constant retrospection and reflection, with improvements always on how to achieve equity and inclusion

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Tiffani Brown replied on

Agreed

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Asher Kurtzman replied on

Fell like a new person for the better

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Fell like a new person for the better

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Asher Kurtzman replied on

Mind boggling

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Asher Kurtzman replied on

Very informative.

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Katherine Bernstein replied on

I liked the interactivity of the course and the realistic scenarios from various perspectives

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