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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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David Pyle replied on

this was very well done. the content and delivery was actually engaging unlike so many trainings we all do. really made me think about my own experience and how I can do better

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Marc Pfeffer replied on

Insightful

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Hyun Kim replied on

I agree.

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David Moody replied on

Hello

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Erin Finnell replied on

This is very important training for all. Thank you

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Piter Jules replied on

Agreed!

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Kathryn Kennedy replied on

Agreed

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Jeff Liao replied on

Appreciate the content

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Pascale Pokou replied on

The content was informative and well put together. The training highlighted a very important issue within our work environments and society as a whole. 

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Nekeisha Roberts replied on

Agree

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Mary,R.N. Gorman replied on

I really appreciate the way these videos presented the different perspectives of all employees.  Did a nice job exposing the discomfort we can experience, giving feedback, getting feedback and being an active bystander.  Thank you

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Aura Obando replied on

some of the scenarios were triggering and I worry about the retraumatization of POC in these trainings

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Christine Harrington replied on

Very worthwhile

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thank you

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Christine Harrington replied on

Very worthwhile

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Jessica Sachs replied on

Some of these scenarios are so egregious it's surprising to hear that they are based on real events that happened at MGH.  It's eye-opening.

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Lokeshwar Chinthakunta replied on

Agree

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Lokeshwar Chinthakunta replied on

I agree.

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Agree

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Rocio Hurtado replied on

Well-designed, real scenarios that are relevant to our setting and unfortunately occur not that infrequently.

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Rocio Hurtado replied on

well done with realistic scenarios for our setting

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Brooke Peacock replied on

I believe the video did a great job at addressing white fragility. The feelings of defensiveness when being called out for racist behaviors (intentional or not) were shown to be an important process in making actual change. POC are often put in situations where they do not feel comfortable to speak up or take action, and it is so so important to be an ally. 

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Carine Bonfim Ferreira replied on

I agree

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Emilie Bliss replied on

I really liked that it was different scenarios that were not just super obvious situations. Some were and that is helpful, but the subtly was so much more helpful and the options were very good. 

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Erin Frey replied on

I thought this training was very helpful and thought provoking. I liked that there were different perspectives and different roles used to demonstrate the way bias and discrimination affects employees at all levels. 

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Dinah Applewhite replied on

the MGB antiracism work. 

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Dinah Applewhite replied on

I appreciate this content being required. i

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Amit Chopra replied on

The course was put together very well and provides useful information to end racism in work culture. 

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Amit Chopra replied on

I learned a lot from this course. 

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Paul George replied on

Appreciate cases reflecting challenges faced by frequently marginalized groups.

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Abigail Rinker replied on

I agree this was helpful.

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Zoii Barnes-Scott replied on

Content was well composed and touched on very real experiences of employees of color at all levels. I hope this has real impact on how we conduct ourselves at MGB daily.

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