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  • Creating a Culture of Psychological Safety in Medical Education

    This award supports a longitudinal program to transform the medical school’s learning environment to one that embraces a culture of psychological safety. Several faculty and student development initiatives will be implemented, including enhancing psychological safety, modeling vulnerability to students, and providing a forum to share stories on vulnerability.

  • Sneha Mantri, MD MS

  • Hands-On for Health Equity: Evaluating and Disseminating a Multidisciplinary GME Simulation

  • Settler Colonialism Curriculum Expansion

    This award supports updating the Settler Colonialism Curriculum, which is used in the Mass General Rural Health Program to instruct health professionals on settler colonialism, social determinants of health, and the assets of Indigenous leadership within the Rosebud Nation. 

  • Building Alliances at the Bedside: An Interprofessional Intervention to Respond to Mistreatment

  • Project ARIISE FIGO Conference

    This award supports five birth-workers who coached, shared, and filmed stories on addressing racial bias for Project ARIISE, a Macy-supported initiative to create interprofessional student and clinician workshops that focus on clinical empathy, multicultural orientation, developing cultural fortitude, and the recognition and repair of bias and microaggressions. The birth-workers will participate in the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics World Congress, where their film will be viewed and the birth-workers will participate in the expert panel.

  • Medical Learners As Coaches, Teachers, and Mentors To Address Health Disparities on Chicago’s South Side via MedCEEP

    This award supports a program for medical students and residents facilitating or performing administrative, research, or curriculum development tasks which give minority youth exposure to medical careers and the skills needed to respond to emergency situations such as stroke, cardiac arrest, and gun violence.

  • Lancet Commission Health Professions Educator Training on Medicine, Nazism and the Holocaust

    This award supports the implementation of a 12-month online seminar and capstone on medicine, Nazism, and the Holocaust for health professions educators. Participants in the program will receive a certificate upon completion of the program.

  • Effects of Imposter Syndrome/Phenomenon on Interview Performance

    This award supports a collaboration between Stanford University and the Society forBlack Academic Surgeons to develop a scalable curriculum addressing the effects of imposter syndrome/phenomenon, which is an obstacle undermining medical careers of underrepresented practitioners. The overall goal is to improve recruitment, matriculation, and retention of underrepresented minority surgeons through facilitating a culture of belonging, successful performance, and career advancement.

  • The STEMM Opportunity Alliance