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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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Ashley Chandler replied on

I enjoyed this session and I hope everyone can look past color and just see people.

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Amanda Gordon replied on

Well presented course with valuable content

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Jaclyn Gibson replied on

everyone needs to be more mindful of the words they are using and how it may or may not effect the other person

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Kristen Hysell replied on

Appreciated how they based this on real-life problematic scenarios reported from staff at our institution 

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Jaclyn Gibson replied on

very helpful

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Kent Lewandrowski replied on

Agree 

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Jessica Haleudeth replied on

Well crafted and thoughtful training experience.

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Pamela Del Vecchio replied on

Amazing and so well done!

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Pamela Del Vecchio replied on

Very well done.

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Allen Lam replied on

<p>great course and well put together</p>

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thanks

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Camille,M.D. Kotton replied on

Thanks

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Camille,M.D. Kotton replied on

very helpful

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Camille,M.D. Kotton replied on

very helpful

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Erin Bradley replied on

albeit sometimes difficult to watch

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Erin Bradley replied on

albeit sometimes difficult to watch

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Barbara Bierer replied on

long, and dramatic, but well done

 

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Rachel Knipe replied on

well done

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Sarah Butler replied on

Training was easy to follow and put together well.  Easy to understand and gives potential real life examples and the appropriate ways to handle said situations. 

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Kathryn Packowski replied on

agreed

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Sonia Thompson replied on

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Beverly Biller replied on

The post-training video noting that participants may experience different emotions after the training, and that is normal, was a good way to conclude.

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Keegan Duguay replied on

This training was very well put together and easy to navigate. It also made me think about what I see in the hospital and how I can change my practice to best support my patients and coworkers. 

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Megan Griffin replied on

I really liked being able to choose the response and see the different outcomes. Also it was helpful having the four different scenarios and being put in someone else's (4 other people's) shoes. A very good reminder to be mindful of our own actions and keep each other accountable.

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Michael Fifer replied on

Very thoughtful and thought-provoking presentation.

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Madison Zolkos replied on

I think it was really well put together and showed 4 different stories that many of the staff can relate too.

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Alison Bradley replied on

I agree, the film was very well put together and very informative. 

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