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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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Leah Souris replied on

The content was very well put together and gave good examples of what to say if you are put in similar situations in the future.

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Manuel Guerra replied on

Very helpful to have open dialogue about this subject. 

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Molly Harkins replied on

Easy to watch the videos, need to all take responsibility for our workplace. 

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Sascha Murillo replied on

Very comprehensive and practical approach

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Ashley Marston replied on

This course was well put together and will hopefully allow others to see how some actions may be perceived and begin to change that behavior. 

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Craig Prince replied on

Very well presented. It provides Point of View on racism and illuminates micro-aggression to help me understand.

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Katherine Camerano replied on

We need to improve advocating for each other for a better work environment.  

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Jacob Miranda replied on

Agree!

 

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Tatiana McCluskie replied on

I will continue to offer equitable, kind and understanding care to all of m patients. Recognizing there physical, emotional, and cultural needs. I cannot control what others do but I can influence others around me. I hope for better every day.

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Lidia Zayas replied on

I enjoyed watching the training to remind us that racism is still prevalent and that there is always room for improvement. Well done!  

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Hillary Maia replied on

agreed

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Lidia Zayas replied on

Agreed!

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Nancy Keating replied on

agree

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Nancy Keating replied on

agree

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Han-Ying Chang replied on

Very helpful training

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Gent Celaj replied on

Realistic interactions helped make this applicable to real-life scenarios.

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Matthew Corrigan replied on

Agreed

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Carlos Rivas replied on

Agree.

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Tara Soumerai replied on

I thought the program was great and look forward to learning more about anti-racism

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Astrid,M.D.,Ph.D. Weins replied on

Thoughtful and well put together training.

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Brendan Everett replied on

Good course. Unusual that we are sent to a message board where we are required to comment. 

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Sohyung Lee replied on

Agree!

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Jason Vassy replied on

Excellent and thought-provoking

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Joseph Nguyen replied on

AGREE 100%

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Hillary Maia replied on

Very useful knowledge 

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Shanika Lozano replied on

wow

 

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Margot Conley replied on

Agree!

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Marion Eckl replied on

I found the course to be very valuable. I wish more institutions required this type of education. 

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Marion Eckl replied on

The content was valuable and well put together. 

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Xueping Zhu replied on

I feel like except for hospital, the research area of the racism should be elavated.

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<p>No</p>

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Rachael McKenzie replied on

Important content and context to consider, process and practice.

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Rachael McKenzie replied on

Value in speaking up in a safe environment

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Charelle Brathwaite replied on

Well put together. Hope things get better.

:)

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Sarah Lee replied on

really exposed the various types of aggression that is experienced by many people in our department and society. I hope we cna continue to self-question and become aware and curious.

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Anna Sromek replied on

Sometimes seeing racism is uncomfortable but must be confronted in order to try to fix it

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Anna Sromek replied on

Sometimes seeing racism is uncomfortable but must be confronted in order to try to fix it

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