Get educated: anti-racism resources

The Center for Diversity and Inclusion has curated a list of resources for individuals interested in continuing learning about Anti-Racism, Racial Equity among a variety of other resources to expand one’s knowledge about diversity, inclusion, equity and access.

The Center for Diversity and Inclusion has published an Institutional Anti-Racism Guidebook for the OHSU community.

This Institutional Anti-racism Guidebook is a complementary learning tool that accompanies the 45 minutes asynchronous session offered by the Center for Diversity and Inclusion. This training is designed to provide participants with an understanding of concepts of institutional racism. Participants will learn strategies for identifying and beginning to address everyday policies and practices that create or reproduce inequities. Access Anti-racism Guidebook

For additional information regarding the training session, contact JEDITraining@ohsu.edu

Timeless media resources

CDI and OHSU Library Resources on Race, Racism and Health Disparities

Surviving and resisting hate: a toolkit for people of color

OHSU active bystander Stepping-In for Respect

The trauma of being Black in America: Dr. Alisha Moreland-Capuia, podcast

Systemic racism explained, and other useful YouTube videos

Frequently asked questions about racism and white privilege

Anti-racism resources for white people and parents

Let's talk! Discussing race, racism and other difficult topics with students

How to talk about race and racism: podcast

Continuum on becoming an anti-racist multicultural organization

Diverse Images and Audiovisuals Guide for Educating Health Professionals

Understanding Oregon's uniquely exclusionary history

Why is Oregon so white? Its racist foundations reveal the reasons

Local Color
This OPB documentary tells of a too-little-known history of Portland and Oregon and the civil rights work of Oregonians

The Racist History of Portand, the Whitest City in America
The Atlantic, July 22, 2016