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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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Nina Schussler replied on Permalink
Taking accountibility
Important to continue to understand our own bias and look at situations from all views.
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Sarah Chau replied on Permalink
Very Helpful
<p>Very helpful and important information</p>
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Maryelizabeth Monahan replied on Permalink
Good start
liked the examples
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Maryelizabeth Monahan replied on Permalink
speak up
be brave
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Maryelizabeth Monahan replied on Permalink
speak up
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Kathy Chuang replied on Permalink
will have to be mindful
will have to be mindful
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Kathy Chuang replied on Permalink
will have to be mindful
will have to be mindful
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Amir Fathi replied on Permalink
Thank you for this course.
Thank you for this course. it was very useful.
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Kassidy Schmidt replied on Permalink
I learned a lot and enjoyed
I learned a lot and enjoyed how the course was set up.
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Yi Feng replied on Permalink
Great course
Great course
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Adrianna Williams replied on Permalink
Relatable Scenarios
I appreciate this course being provided. The scenarios used were realistic and relatable.
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Eugene Rhee replied on Permalink
This was informative
This was informative
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Teodolinda Pique replied on Permalink
Courage Culture
everyone at every level of an institution must support courage culture and BIPOC are often not afforded this opportunity, often due to fear.
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Teodolinda Pique replied on Permalink
See previous comment
See previous comment
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Almas Tamouni replied on Permalink
Contact was very helpful
Contact was very helpful
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Almas Tamouni replied on Permalink
Contact was very helpful
Contact was very helpful
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Stanley Ashley replied on Permalink
Good course
Good course
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Stanley Ashley replied on Permalink
Ending Racism
Learned something
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Jessica Allegretti replied on Permalink
great course
great course
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Jeffrey Clark replied on Permalink
Excellent Course
The various scenarios showing perspectives from individuals with different experiences makes one realize the importance of continuing to engage, truly listen, learn from, and be respectful of each other to make the work environment more inclusive, fair and equitable for every person.
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Jeffrey Clark replied on Permalink
Excellent Course
The various scenarios showing perspectives from individuals with different experiences makes one realize the importance of continuing to engage, truly listen, learn from, and be respectful of each other to make the work environment more inclusive, fair and equitable for every person.
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Almas Tamouni replied on Permalink
I agree with all comments above
I agree with all comments above, we work to share decision work and help patients in treatment, we don't come to work to racism
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Yasmin Aghajan replied on Permalink
Great videos
Great videos
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Krystal Titong replied on Permalink
AN INFORMATIVE MOVIE
It was like a movie of what would happen if certain things were done. it's like having multiple chances to one event in your life, and you can have different approaches to help you react better
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Justin Savage replied on Permalink
Informative course
Informative course
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Elizabeth Davison replied on Permalink
no comment
no comment
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Elizabeth Davison replied on Permalink
good program
good program
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Elizabeth Davison replied on Permalink
good program
good program
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Elizabeth Davison replied on Permalink
good program
good program
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Elizabeth Davison replied on Permalink
good program
good program
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Elizabeth Davison replied on Permalink
this is a good program
this is a good program
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Elizabeth Davison replied on Permalink
no comment
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Elizabeth Davison replied on Permalink
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no comment
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Christine Doherty replied on Permalink
Content was clear and thought
Content was clear and thought provoking.
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Austin Christopher replied on Permalink
The presentation was very
The presentation was very informative and engaging.
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Nadia Mancia replied on Permalink
Great Course
Very interactive and it was great to be able to play different roles.
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Elahna Paul replied on Permalink
lots of hard work to put this
lots of hard work to put this together and reach a wide audience
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Elahna Paul replied on Permalink
challenging to reach wide and
challenging to reach wide and varied group of people
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Catherine Lachapelle replied on Permalink
Information Class
Helpful class with realistic scenarios.
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Claire Briggs replied on Permalink
Well done videos
Well done videos
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Marissa Ziniti replied on Permalink
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David Mellace replied on Permalink
excellent course, thank you
excellent course, thank you
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David Mellace replied on Permalink
excellent course, thank you
excellent course, thank you
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Rachel Fournier replied on Permalink
I enjoyed seeing all the
I enjoyed seeing all the different perspectives throughout different disciplines.
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Suzanne Bird replied on Permalink
Generally thoughts provoking
Generally thoughts provoking especially in regards to how often non-professional staff are invisible, and asked to stay that way, within healthcare settings.
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