Race and Ethnicity
Mass General Brigham and the Employee Assistance Program are committed to serving diverse populations across the system. This includes a commitment to care and outreach to employees of all backgrounds, and a genuine effort to learn and listen. The EAP will always provide a safe space for employees to discuss concerns they may have, and will help to identify options for resolution. Below are some resources in areas such as race, racism and health disparities. Please contact the EAP at 866-724-4327 if you would like to confidentially discuss any issue.
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- Office for Global Professionals and Scholars (GPS)
- BWH – Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
- MGH – Center for Diversity and Inclusion
- Mass General Brigham Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion – A Tool-Kit on Productive Conversations on Race
- MGB Stepping Stones – Anti-racism Healthstream Course
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- Mass General Brigham Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion – A Tool-Kit on Productive Conversations on Race
- APA – How to Confront Microaggressions
- MGH Psychiatry – Mental Health Resources for Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC)
- Psychology Degree Guide – Mental Health & Wellness Resources for Students of Color
- Stat – When the Patient is Racist, how should the Doctor Respond?
- AMJMed – Discriminatory and Sexually Inappropriate Remarks from Patients and their Challenge to Professionalism
- B’nai B’rith International – Understanding Anti-Semitism
- MGH – The Disparities Solution Center-Guides and Tools
- Florence Health – Ways Healthcare Providers Can Minimize Racial Health Disparities
- BWH – Racial Justice and Health Equity Training
- We Got Us Project – Empowerment through EducationEmpowering communities with accurate science information and public health resources such as the COVID vaccine. Connects Black community members and organizations with trusted Black healthcare professionals and students.
