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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Appreciated the thought that was put into this, and the emphasis on all situations being real-life examples from our institution. That frame helped me to take the whole thing more seriously. 

Cassandra Fox replied on

The videos were great and made you really think how you would feel if it was towards you.

Amanda Fields replied on

The videos were great and made you really think if you were treated that way, how would you feel.

Amanda Fields replied on

Think about how you would feel in these scenarios and I think it will change your behavior.

John Ready replied on

The four scenarios offered an excellent set of thought-provoking perspectives about race in the workplace. 

Keith Romano replied on

i agree

 

Elizabeth Mover replied on

This is not just a problem we see in the media, in other places. It happens here and everywhere

Alexis Campbell replied on

Good content with specific examples

Michelle Knowles replied on

Good content with specific examples

Michelle Knowles replied on

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Michelle Knowles replied on

Well put

Xiaodong,M.D.,Ph.D. Bao replied on

I like the there were four different video scenarios. I think they were all very informative. There is always room for education. People need to be held accountable, but also be given continuous education. We need to support and stand up for one another. 

Janelle Eastman replied on

I enjoyed the different perspectives offered by the learning module.  It's always a good lesson to step into someone else's shoes.

Jane Joo replied on

I think the scenarios were an accurate representation and educational

Annemarie Dunn-Morgan replied on

agree

Patricia Wefald replied on

great video 

Kathleen Grenier replied on

great video 

Kathleen Grenier replied on

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

Parmbir Gill replied on

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

Parmbir Gill replied on

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Jill Sharp 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. 

Rae Filley replied on

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

Ambra Stefani replied on

Agreed

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.

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.

Ambra Stefani replied on

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Glenda Flynn replied on

Agree, great scenarios

Avery Oliveira replied on

Agree.  Material was presented well and characters were relateable.

Nathan Kaufman replied on

It was fine.

David Hillmann replied on

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

Raquel Reynolds replied on

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

Kristen Pastor 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. 

Yarima Santiago replied on

The content was very informative and well put together. 

Johnny Veras replied on

Agreed

Grace Lee replied on

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