#Antiracism Strategies
#NursingFaculty Let’s start a #ChangeChallenge We know racism exists everywhere. Tag organizations & ask the question “How is racism operating here?” This question is not shaming- the answers can facilitate policy & practice: #antiracism change @RushUNursing #BeTheChange
1 of 8 “1) Communication and Dissemination: How can we support the naming of racism in all public and private spaces? What tools and strategies are needed to start community conversations on racism”
2 of 8 “Education and Development: How can we support the training of public health professionals and researchers around issues of “race,” racism, and anti-racism at educational institutions of all levels? How does an effective anti-racism curriculum look?”
3 of 8 “Global Matters: How can we use the International Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Racial Discrimination15 to support anti-racism work in the United States? What can we learn from anti-racism work in other nations?”
4 of 8 “History: What is the history of successful anti-racism struggle in the United States and around the world? How can this history guide our anti-racism work today? How can we institutionalize attention to history in all decision-making processes?”
5 of 8 “Liaison and Partnership: What anti-racism work is happening at the community level? What anti-racism work is happening in other sectors? How can we create linkages?”
6 of 8 “Organizational Excellence: How do we answer the question “How is racism operating here?” in each of our settings? How do we examine structures, policies, practices, norms, and values?”
7 of 8 “Policy and Legislation: What are current policy and legislative strategies to address and dismantle racism? What new strategies should we propose?”
8 of 8 “Science and Publications: What research has been done to examine the impacts of racism on the health and well-being of the nation and world? What intervention strategies have been evaluated? What are next steps?”
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@grbusinaro I figured out how to link them together. Take care,
