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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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Klara Rosenquist replied on Permalink
Thought provoking and engaging presentation
Great presentation and discussion!
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Zoii Barnes-Scott replied on Permalink
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I enjoyed this course. I think it was well composed and it was clear that it drew from the experiences of employees.
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Michelle Briceno replied on Permalink
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I agree
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Mikayla Carter replied on Permalink
I agree with a lot of the
I agree with a lot of the points in this lesson. Well done!
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Rebecca Konieczny replied on Permalink
it was well presented and the
it was well presented and the different viewpoints were educational and allowed the viewer to experience the full situation.
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Rebecca Konieczny replied on Permalink
Very good presentation
Very good presentation
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Rebecca Konieczny replied on Permalink
Presented very well - all the
Presented very well - all the viewpoints allowed for a full experience of each situation
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Manuela,M.D. Cernadas replied on Permalink
Well written scenarios from
Well written scenarios from different perspectives.
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Manuela,M.D. Cernadas replied on Permalink
Well written scenarios from
Well written scenarios from different perspectives.
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Alyssa Nagpal replied on Permalink
Depictions of POC experiences were painfully accurate.
As a bilingual, multi-racial woman of color working in STEM/healthcare, I wouldn't even be able to assign a number to the amount of times I've been asked things like, "So where are you from from? Where are your parents from? You're Indian so you can talk to those other Indians right? Can I touch your hair? You don't look Latina, are you sure you're Latina?" and the list goes on.
I think this training did a great job of addressing different viewpoints in a firm but sensitive way, and honestly, after ten years of working at MGB, I think this is the best diversity training that we've been given to-date. Well done.
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Marissa Lavigne replied on Permalink
Course
I was very impressed by this course. They did a great job of relating to health care professionals on a realistic level.
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Marissa Lavigne replied on Permalink
Course
The course was great. I particularly enjoyed the videos where you were able to go back and look at how different scenarios played out. It gave me a new perspective on race and diversity throughout my establishment.
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Kathleen Lynch replied on Permalink
I agree.
I agree.
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Namrata Patil replied on Permalink
Excellent
Very well presented
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Namrata Patil replied on Permalink
Excellent
Well presented
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Marc Pimentel replied on Permalink
great training module
well produced and hits home
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Lisi Zhou replied on Permalink
Agree
I agree
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Robert Adrian replied on Permalink
agreed
agreed
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Eric Krakauer replied on Permalink
well done
well done
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Eric Krakauer replied on Permalink
Thoughtful vignettes
Thoughtful vignettes
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Benjamin Brent replied on Permalink
I agree
I agree
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i agree
i agree
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i agree
i agree
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Kathleen Lynch replied on Permalink
The videos were well put
The videos were well put together. Unfortunately, I can see how these scenarios have occurred. I appreciated the different scenarios and perspectives.
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Benjamin Brent replied on Permalink
I agree
I agree
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Benjamin Brent replied on Permalink
I agree
I agree
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Benjamin Brent replied on Permalink
agree
agree
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Sylvia Fogel replied on Permalink
Honest presentation of
Honest presentation of complex issues which often generate shame. Honest, respectful discourse is essential. Creating a culture where open communication is supported is essential
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Patricia Gibbons replied on Permalink
I can think of specific
I can think of specific changes I will make.
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Patricia Gibbons replied on Permalink
I can think of specific
I can think of specific changes I will make.
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Daniel Slack replied on Permalink
Well put together
Well put together
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Lauren Abbate replied on Permalink
being a patient in the ER
I spent a day at our MGH ER as a patient. There's an inner waiting room for the hours between tests where on the huge TV was literally an all-day festival of some old cop show. Hour after hour of watching white TV cops harass and beat up random African Americans --- George Floyd as entertainment. Finally it occurred to me to ask to have it stopped, and it was, but how on earth was it on in the first place?
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Jennae Herbert replied on Permalink
Very relatable and
Very relatable and educational.
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Jennae Herbert replied on Permalink
Very relatable and
Very relatable and educational.
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Milena Ferreira replied on Permalink
The content was engaging and
The content was engaging and tried to bring light to the harsh experiences many people of color face. However real action, and change is required.
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Owen Luk replied on Permalink
It was an amazing way for people to understand racism
It gives a good understanding for people on how racism damages the institution and how a person that stands up for it can damage the work place more, when they insist on helping by doing nothing to solve it.
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Philip Daly replied on Permalink
4 cases
The video format from the perspectives of the 4 people was an effective way to cover the topics, as the body language and alternate endings to certain interactions helped to reinforce the effect words can have on the recipient sometimes unbeknowst to the speaker.
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Julia Dreyer replied on Permalink
This course was helpful for
This course was helpful for understanding different points of view from individuals in all departments. It was informative seeing the systemic consequences of racism and the ways we can work towards dismantling it.
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N Harris replied on Permalink
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Kemal Tuncali replied on Permalink
Content was important.
Content was important. Presentation was too long.
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Mansi Saksena replied on Permalink
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Really powerful and well put together course. I learned a lot .
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Susan Inonog replied on Permalink
thank you for providing this
thank you for providing this training to raise awareness and hopefully promote constructive change
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Mansi Saksena replied on Permalink
Thank you
Powerful and well put together course.
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Heidi Duran replied on Permalink
great work
great work
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John Thompson replied on Permalink
I agree
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