MPS Resource Guide for Anti-Racist Action
Take time for critical self-reflection and commit to personal growth.
Talk about race and racism with our families, including children.
Acknowledge and take every opportunity to counter the ways racism is at work in our economy, schools, policing, healthcare systems, housing policies, and community programs.
Acknowledge and address the ways in which racism is “in the room” in our offices, emergency rooms, and hospital units.
Create safe spaces in our workplaces and professional organizations that allow for the acknowledgement of experiences of racism as well as other forms of oppression and discrimination.
Promote representation in our workplaces, professional organizations, and government.
Advocate for trauma-informed practices in healthcare, community safety initiatives, and the justice system.
Volunteer or donate to organizations fighting to address health disparities and social determinants of health.
Hannah Larsen, MD |