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Center for Diversity and Health Equity

Education and Resources for Healthcare Professionals

General Resources
Reading Lists
- Anti-Racist Reading List - Ibram X Kendi
- Teaching in an Uprising: Readings on Race and Democracy
- Books for Littles
Articles, Publications and Books
Organizations
Webinars, Interviews and Podcasts
- How to Bust Bias at Work
- Building an Anti-racist Workplace
- Caring for American Indian and Alaska Native Families, Racial Disparities in Breastfeeding (Apple Podcast)
- Fighting Racism to Advance Child Health Equity (online course available 4/15/21 - 4/14/24)
- In My Shoes: Addressing Systemic Racism through Structural Inclusion
- Race(ism) Matters - Eradicating racism in the corporate world: A webinar series
- Advancing Racial Equity - American Public Health Association
- Irresistible
- People’s Historian’s Online - Spring 2020
- Interview with Robin DiAngelo
- Ibram X. Kendi on the solution for America's "metastatic" racism
- Diversity and Inclusion Playlist from Skillsoft
- TED Talks to Help You Understand Racism In America
- Chapter Chat on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Privilege
- Good White People After Charlottesville (video)
- Deconstructing White Privilege (video)
- White Privilege: Essential Readings on the Other Side of Racism (this is a book you would purchase or check-out from your library)

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