Join us for "Applying Anti-Racism Principles in Health Care," on July 31, 12-2p.m. EDT/9-11 a.m. PDT. In this interactive workshop, Anna Hossain will be exploring systemic racism in the health care and research sectors.

Key highlights:

• Recognize how one's intersectionality influences our interactions in the workplace  

• Understand positionality, social location, and privilege in the context of systems, individual, and group dynamics  

• Identify strategies on how to incorporate race-conscious and anti-oppressive practices in day-to-day interactions 

Speaker:

Anna Hossain manages and oversees the EDIA and faculty development portfolio for the Department of Paedeatrics at SickKids. Anna has a MEd from McGill University and a business and labor degree from McMaster University. Anna is currently a PhD candidate in organizational behavior and human resources education. She has worked in Ontario Public Service and in academia for over a decade with various portfolios from corporate administration to service delivery with the common theme of building capacity in EDIA and belonging as well as change management. Anna is a community driver and holds Director positions in two non-profit Boards in the GTA and in Northern Ontario. Her leadership philosophy is transformational with small authentic actions woven into our everyday practices. Anna employs the ancient art of storytelling and social constructivism to co-create effective learning journeys. On the topic of equity and diversity, she believes the silence of our friends leaves psychological wounds; being a bystander and striving for equity for the most vulnerable is a responsibility we have to one another and our inner and outer world.