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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Jacqueline Manolian replied on

important

Melanie Miller replied on

important

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I agree

Emily Hayden replied on

This has certainly made me think on how we can unknowingly promote racism

Wanda Lopez-Rodriguez replied on

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Michael Gillette replied on

the course was well thought out.

Quoc-Dien,M.D. Trinh replied on

Agreed

William Pham replied on

Agreed

Justine Brennan replied on

Agreed

 

Justine Brennan replied on

Helpful material

Justine Brennan replied on

Thank you for putting this together. 

Sandeep Hedgire replied on

helpful

Kelly Gunderson replied on

useful

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none

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well done

Kelly Gunderson replied on

Useful and well done presentation

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great

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creative

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helpful

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interesting

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good training

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I agree

Kelly Buckley replied on

Agree!

Jason Rahal replied on

While racism is the more visible and prominent aspect in discrimination, many other forms of "tribalism" are expressed in the workplace every day.  I wish those aspects would be addressed as well.

Helmut Rennke replied on

It is a nice course. The experiences shown are very relevant since were taken out from employee place of practice.

Subhendra Sarkar replied on

i agreed

Cherline Paul replied on

i agreed

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no comment.

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