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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Marie Hutchings replied on

I agree

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Courtney White replied on

I wish it was required by law for every organization/company to receive this training annually. Refreshers help people "check themselves" in real time, in case these issues happen more than once (which they do).

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Meghana Shrestha replied on

Agreed 

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Meghana Shrestha replied on

it was a very helpful and interesting course which should importance.

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Stefany Penney replied on

I agree

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Ediane Voltaire replied on

This course was filled with valuable information and had many heartwarming moments.

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Nicole Bouchard-Crotty replied on

I think it was helpful to see the various situations from different perspectives. Being able to choose your responses made it more personal. 

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Erika Shults replied on

I agree

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Kelly Turner replied on

I agree

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Kelly Turner replied on

I agree

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Kelly Turner replied on

I agree

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Kayla Gordon replied on

I agree with all scenarios and the correction of how they should be handled/approached. 

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Emme Reppas replied on

I appreciated the four different perspectives/scenarios and how each situation was approached. 

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Taravat Yazdanian replied on

I think the videos for this course were well executed. I liked how you can get the point of view of multiple different individuals with diverse backgrounds and different job description. 

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Angela Andreoli Gallagher replied on

important to understand different perspectives.

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Brandon Veazie replied on

Great examples 

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Lillian Miller replied on

I thought it was clever to relate the concepts of racism to parallel topics to make it easier to understand by those who do not experience racism first hand.

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Alexandra Papas replied on

I agreee

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Denise Alexander replied on

I agree

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Jacqueline Burke replied on

I agree!

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Shaza Al Dabbas replied on

I agree

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Rashema Henry replied on

This content is something that should be accessible and presented to all employees globally. It is very educational.

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Rashema Henry replied on

The content was very educational, and is something that should be presented to all employees globally. 

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Christopher Vozzella replied on

I agree

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Sagena Shaba replied on

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Sagena Shaba replied on

Agreed

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Karianne Jones replied on

I agree. 

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Tamera Bonner replied on

I AGREE VERY WELL.

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