This training lays the foundation for a common understanding of the breadth and depth of racism and its impact on all aspects of society. Experiencing the History of Racism in the US Timeline in community level-sets awareness and inspires commitment to racial equity. Topics include:

• Community Agreements for respectful engagement
• History of Racism in the US Timeline
• Unpacking our personal histories of race and racism
• Data on the material impact of racism today
• Language for talking about race, ethnicity and racism
• Stereotypes, prejudice & implicit bias
• Intersectionality and the complexity of racial experiences
• Cultural humility vs. white supremacy culture
• Looking through the lens of diversity, equity & inclusion
• Racial health equity
• Examining data through an equity lens
• White privilege: what it is and how to use it for good
• Strategies for checking and leveraging privilege
• Antiracism vs. non-racism

Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to:

• List a minimum of 4 examples of racism in the history of the US
• List a minimum of 4 examples of current manifestations of racism in the US
• Differentiate between prejudice, implicit bias, stereotypes, and discrimination
• List a minimum of 4 respectful, appropriate terms to describe different racial and ethnic groups 
• Identify at least 3 examples of everyday ways that racism is embedded in society
• Identify at least 3 root causes of racial inequities in health data 
• Identify at least 3 ways that White privilege can be used to amplify racial equity 
• Demonstrate increase confidence and skills for discussing race and racism 

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