Antiracism Resource Guide

This document provides tips for clinical staff and trainees who are harassed or intimidated by patients as well as suggestions for how to respond if you witness such harassment.

This link includes a description of how individuals can be active bystanders when faced with the verbal and non-verbal emergence of implicit bias in interpersonal interactions. These suggestions encompass a variety of approaches to opening a conversation
about bias. Each person should consider which strategy or strategies might be most appropriate to employ based upon the context of the situation, as well as their own personal strengths and comfortability with using the strategy. This document is intended to provide some tools for being an active bystander while recognizing that there is not a one-size-fits-all solution to challenging every manifestation of bias.

This resource offers tips and steps to help readers prepare before encountering difficult situations. The guide provides many ways for you to let someone know they are not alone and public harassment will not be tolerated.