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Our recent two-part DEI E-Forum, “Towards Accountable Action on Equity, Allyship, and Peacemaking in Healthcare,” drew strong interest, with over 500 participants attending each session.
In Part 1 (March 31), speakers introduced the Coin Model of Privilege and Critical Allyship—a framework to help individuals reflect on their roles in advancing equity, inclusion, and justice. The session also explored how mindsets shaped by colonial systems can affect both the delivery and experience of healthcare.
In Part 2 (April 28), attendees received Indigenous teachings focused on shifting away from power-over dynamics. The session offered alternative perspectives to help build new habits of mind that support peacemaking and inclusive approaches to care.
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