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Practical Lessons for Teaching About Race and Racism: Successfully Leading Free, Frank, and Fearless Discussions

  • December 2020

This article describes 12 lessons learned about successfully teaching race and racism to health professions students under four main themes: (1) ground rules, (2) language and communication, (3) concepts of social constructs, intersectionality, and bidirectional biases, (4) and structural racism, solutions, and advocacy.

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Author(s)/Organization(s)
Peek, Vela & Chin
Tags
curriculum, education, anti-oppression, anti-racism
Audience
Health-care educator/Trainer, Trainee
Theme
Organizational and team culture, Psychological protection
Cost
Free
Format
Article (Peer reviewed)
Sector
Specific to healthcare
Setting
Hospital, Long-term care, Private clinic, Community care, Home care, Online setting
Identity
Immigrant, refugee, ethnocultural, and racialized populations (IRER)
Language
English

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