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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.

Black History Month
Better Together Series: Reflections on Medicine, Racism and Society
Join the Harvard Medical School Better Together Series on Wednesday, Feb. 15 at 1:30 p.m. for a discussion with Lundy Braun, PhD, professor of Africana Studies, on medicine, racism and society. The virtual discussion will focus on race and racism in medicine and a history of race-based algorithms in the field of pulmonology. RSVP for this event.

EAP News Articles & System Updates
Men of Color and Mental Health


Breaking the Silence on Mental Health

Recorded EAP Webinar with Dr. Charmain Jackman
Naomi Osaka & Simone Biles rocked the sports world by disclosing their mental health struggles and setting boundaries that prioritize their needs. While this openness about mental health is relatively new, it is helping to shift how people, especially people of color, think about their own mental health. Negative mental health stigma is one of many barriers that block people from accessing therapy or attending to their mental health needs.

MGB Diversity Training for Leadership

 

Mass General Brigham Diversity Supports and Resources

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Supports and Resources on Race, Racism & Anti-Semitism
Resources for Understanding Racial Diversity & Disparities in Healthcare
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