The GSBS Racism and Bias Initiative (gRBI) Presents: A Data Walk
Thursday, September 14, 3:00pm - 6:00pm (EDT)
What we're doing
In partnership with GSBS leadership, we’re prepared to take the next steps in the anti-racist transformational change strategy: Creating Change Targets. The Change Targets, or strategic incremental goals, will inform what needs to change, and will require the investment and understanding of each and every member of GSBS.
To start this conversation, the gRBI Guiding Coalition invites members of the Graduate School community to attend an interactive data walk that will demonstrate the need for change at GSBS and in biomedical science and invite attendees to reflect and share insights to inform the way we move forward, together.
Who we are
The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences is partnering with CAP to continue efforts to dismantle racism and bias within the research and learning environment through the formation of the gRBI Guiding Coalition. The new Center for Anti-racism in Practice (CAP) guides GSBS anti-racism strategy using a multi-phased change management approach that was rolled out in the medical school (also known as the Racism and Bias Initiative) and is now being introduced at 11 medical schools across the country. The gRBI Guiding Coalition will lead planning efforts at the Graduate School.
When it's happening
Let us know you're coming! - RSVP for the data walk and come at any time throughout the event. September 14 – 3:00-6:00PM (come at any time!)
Annenberg Center for Innovation & Discovery
Note: An asynchronous virtual platform will be launched following the in-person session for those who are unable to attend the live date.
Want to learn more?
Join us at the We’re All In Event on September 5th from 1-2PM hosted by the joint RBI Guiding Coalitions at the Icahn School and in collaboration with student council where members of gRBI and CAP will be sharing our collective work in addition to other social justice focused groups on campus.
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What we're doing
In partnership with GSBS leadership, we’re prepared to take the next steps in the anti-racist transformational change strategy: Creating Change Targets. The Change Targets, or strategic incremental goals, will inform what needs to change, and will require the investment and understanding of each and every member of GSBS.
To start this conversation, the gRBI Guiding Coalition invites members of the Graduate School community to attend an interactive data walk that will demonstrate the need for change at GSBS and in biomedical science and invite attendees to reflect and share insights to inform the way we move forward, together.
Who we are
The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences is partnering with CAP to continue efforts to dismantle racism and bias within the research and learning environment through the formation of the gRBI Guiding Coalition. The new Center for Anti-racism in Practice (CAP) guides GSBS anti-racism strategy using a multi-phased change management approach that was rolled out in the medical school (also known as the Racism and Bias Initiative) and is now being introduced at 11 medical schools across the country. The gRBI Guiding Coalition will lead planning efforts at the Graduate School.
When it's happening
Let us know you're coming! - RSVP for the data walk and come at any time throughout the event. September 14 – 3:00-6:00PM (come at any time!)
Annenberg Center for Innovation & Discovery
Note: An asynchronous virtual platform will be launched following the in-person session for those who are unable to attend the live date.
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Event details:
https://www.addevent.com/event/HU18253949
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What we're doing
In partnership with GSBS leadership, we’re prepared to take the next steps in the anti-racist transformational change strategy: Creating Change Targets. The Change Targets, or strategic incremental goals, will inform what needs to change, and will require the investment and understanding of each and every member of GSBS.
To start this conversation, the gRBI Guiding Coalition invites members of the Graduate School community to attend an interactive data walk that will demonstrate the need for change at GSBS and in biomedical science and invite attendees to reflect and share insights to inform the way we move forward, together.
Who we are
The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences is partnering with CAP to continue efforts to dismantle racism and bias within the research and learning environment through the formation of the gRBI Guiding Coalition. The new Center for Anti-racism in Practice (CAP) guides GSBS anti-racism strategy using a multi-phased change management approach that was rolled out in the medical school (also known as the Racism and Bias Initiative) and is now being introduced at 11 medical schools across the country. The gRBI Guiding Coalition will lead planning efforts at the Graduate School.
When it's happening
Let us know you're coming! - RSVP for the data walk and come at any time throughout the event. September 14 – 3:00-6:00PM (come at any time!)
Annenberg Center for Innovation & Discovery
Note: An asynchronous virtual platform will be launched following the in-person session for those who are unable to attend the live date.
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Event details:
https://www.addevent.com/event/HU18253949
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