Sentences with phrase «address racism»

Campaign — Using primary prevention to address racism as a social determinant of poor mental health [215]

Recommendation 37: That evidence based strategies to address cyber-racism be included as part of a coordinated, national approach to anti - racism / national action plan to address racism.

Finally, Dr. Loppie provided examples of efforts to address racism in Canada, including anti-racism interventions, anti-oppressive education and cultural competency, as well as anti-discrimination legislation.

An innovative men's health program is drawing on the outstanding Australian feature film Mad Bastards to address racism, trans - generational trauma, and loss of culture, identity and la... Read more

Real action, to address the racism, injustice, poverty and disadvantage that afflict the lives of the First Australians.

There needs to be greater efforts to address racism and support reconciliation with a focus on building cross-cultural understanding and connection with all Western Australians, with schools being an important setting for this work.

Embedding critical race theory in health and medical curricula would also help address racism within health and medical education and training systems, says Associate Professor Gregory Phillips, a Waanyi and Jaru man from north - west Queensland and a Research Fellow in Aboriginal Health at the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute in Melbourne.

The need for non-Indigenous people to address racism and their contributions to the inequalities experienced by Indigenous people was highlighted at a high - level meeting in Canberra this week.

«However, we do not know if interventions to address racism need to look different at varying levels of (socio - economic status) SES, which strategies to reduce racism are likely to have the greatest impact, or which domains should be tackled first.

Despite human rights legislation and proactive measures to address racism or racial discrimination, it is still embedded in our institutions, organizations and ways of thinking.

While Premier Wynne and Minister Coteau have made a public commitment to address racism in all its forms - stated in the ARD Mandate Letter as «Combat Systemic Racism Including, but Not Limited to, Indigenous Racism, Anti-Black Racism and Islamophobia» - the Government has not yet released any concrete strategy nor has it developed the necessary statutory framework to support the work of the Directorate.

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For example, we discussed how to address racism and biases as they arise in the classroom.

In a few short weeks school will resume in New York and I'm already thinking about how we are going to address racism within the four walls of my classroom.

January 26: Ferguson and Beyond: Educational Strategies to Address Racism and Social Injustice with Tiffany Anderson, superintendent of Jennings [Missouri] School District; Ed.L.D.

But, since these are the only two memorable instances in which characters address racism as an institutional problem, I'd call my own speculation a stretch.

Apartheid critiques are smuggled into this love - lust - vengeance drama as Hollywood began to cautiously address racism.

Though these editors were largely unable to understand the perspectives of the blacks in the inner cities, they did seek to address the racism that affected them.

We have to grieve because we must once again address racism in reaction to an event.

Platt is joined by a number of white pastors in recent days who have spoken openly about the church's need to address racism in wake of the 50th anniversary Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, including John Piper and Matt Chandler.

Though womanism addresses racism and classism, its parameters and implications are still being explored, particularly among people of faith.

For a movie that is so fearless in addressing racism and the everyday existential horror of being black in America, «Get Out» is tremendously fun to watch, too — a crowd - pleaser of a horror thriller that can speak to any and all audiences.

During an interview with New York radio station Hot 97, the revered actor questioned why British actor Daniel Kaluuya was cast as the lead character in the breakout horror film Get Out, which addresses racism in the U.S.; Jackson wondered why an African - American didn't get the role.

George Romero's «Living Dead» movies addressed racism in the 1960s, consumerism in the 70s, and militarism in the 80s.

Addressing Racism and Stereotyping Lesson plans, activities and classroom resources to help students grapple with and discuss their feelings about the causes of racism, stereotyping and racial profiling.

For instance, the book addresses racism because, in today's world, there are some people who don't respect people in color or religion.

Mafia III touches on some serious themes and it's clear that Hangar 13 shot for the moon on what they were trying to accomplish by addressing racism in the south, but it feels that they went in half - cocked and left too much on the table that really held this game back from being amazing.

Painters and muralists addressed racism, poverty and injustice.

Dark does not even begin to describe the tone of Documenta 14, which addresses racism, «the war machine» (Szymczyk's phrase), and the West's appalling treatment of the tens of millions of refugees set in motion by conflicts the West has helped foment.

Alison Saar grew up in a family of artists: her mother is the renown Betye Saar, an African American artist who gained national attention for her work in the 1960s that directly addressed racism and cultural stereotypes.

The edgiest art in the exhibition was May Steven's Big Daddy Paper Doll, 1971, a serigraph on paper that addresses racism and the Vietnam War.

With this feminine approach to viewing the world, Maracle addresses racism, post-colonialism, female sexuality, creative empowerment and racial solitudes, but her overarching theme is indigeneity (Indigenous identity).

It should not be necessary to explicitly say that genuinely addressing racism in the legal professions is necessary.

Phillips said sophisticated, population - based training and pedagogy were available for addressing racism, and needed to be rolled out in the health system, to tackle «the inability of the majority to see their own stereotypes» and to turn resistance and the hostile emotional reactions of «whitelash» into «teachable moments».

On the second day of the conference, Associate Professor Gregory Phillips, presented the morning keynote, titled Accreditation for Addressing Racism, which outlined a sound model for applied cultural safety in Australia.

Chapter ten, Addressing racism, shines a light on themes that need to be discussed openly and honestly: institutional racism, power and privilege, human rights abuses, historical contributors to current inequities, and concerns over discriminatory practices in policing and law.

Cultural safety was a euphemism for addressing racism, in which white people needed to take leadership, he said.

Matthew Cooke, chair of the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO) calls on Labor to develop policies that meet its commitments to the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Plan, particularly addressing racism in the health system.

Addressing racism and prejudice requires multiple strategies across multiple settings, with a critical element of challenging such views and behaviours involving education about the harms, especially cumulative, of these kind of micro-aggressions.

release an Agenda for Racial Equality to build greater understanding of the way that promoting equality, by both addressing racism and valuing our differences, can make us a stronger community

Beyond legal protections, I also highlight the role that education and awareness can play in addressing racism.

Strategies: Family and community responsibility; school readiness - pre-school and nutrition; regular health checks - hearing and eyesight; student mentoring and support; identifying and addressing racism and discrimination in education systems; access - transport; good accommodation that support educational attainment i.e.: hostel accommodation; family income support linked to education so that poverty is not a barrier.

«Part of the problem that our State of Reconciliation in Australia report uncovered last year is that we aren't addressing racism at an institutional level.

Hayward reminded delegates of the need to keep addressing racism within health systems, a theme also reflected in the keynote address, by guest speaker Associate Professor Papaarangi Reid.

Not exact matches

Racism and sexism has a long and storied history in advertising, and addressing it, while uncomfortable, has an impact.

They also pushed the presidential candidates to address the country's systemic racism — an issue would - be nominees would probably have preferred to sidestep.

Last year the movement inspired college students to take up the mantel, with some successes (the system president and chancellor of the University of Missouri resigned over outcry they failed to address campus racism).

Earlier this month, Schultz raised the same question during a company forum held to address the hatred, violence and racism that had been on display at Charlottesville.

Should the passage of the Civil Rights Act have been help up until we addressed the «root causes» of racism?

Simply having diverse congregations without addressing the weightier matters of social justice and structural racism is not better church practice.