Day of Dialogue and Action is an event tha t allows a reflection of our shared values and how we can build an even str onger commitment to diversity and inclusion at Washington University School of Medicine. The event is scheduled on Tuesday\, February 18\, 2020\, in t he Eric P. Newman Education Center (EPNEC). You may register for the event at voices.wustl.ed u. #WashUVoices
Agenda
Daytime Programming
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM - Check-In\, Continental Breakfast Reception - EPN EC Lobby\, Ground Level
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM - Timeline Exploration - Hi story of the Desegregation of the Washington University Medical Campus. Res torative Practices have been proven to support healing and strengthen relat ionship that is so vital in healthcare. Acknowledgment of harm done creates space for healing as we work to achieve health equity in our region. A his torical timeline about the desegregation of the medical campus will be on d isplay in the EPNEC lobby all day along with a reflection board. Come by at your convenience to learn and share reflections of how the past informs yo ur present work and experiences at Washington University School of Medicine . - EPNEC Lobby\, Ground Level
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM - Mindfulness - Dis rupting Bias with Compassion and Inspiring Positive Change. This session wi ll define a restorative practice framework and tools to support productive dialogue and action throughout the day and beyond. Mindfulness has been pro ven to ease stress\, mitigate bias\, cultivate compassion\, and inspire us to engage in difficult conversations which will foster positive change. We will be exploring the practice of mindfulness together and begin to grow pr esent moment attention skills. Through the practices we become aware of th e barriers our biases play in fully being present and connecting to others. The mindful inquiry supports the inner work that is necessary for lasting positive change. EPNEC Auditorium\, Ground Level
10:00 AM - 10:55 AM - Action Item: Move from Bystander to Upstander - What is an Upstander and why does it matter? This interactive session will outline the difference between being a bystander and being an upstander. Participants will learn the importance of having upstanders to foster inclusive work culture. The s ession will introduce techniques and skills for becoming an effective upsta nder and explore these key concepts through scenarios. EPNEC Auditorium\, G round Level
11:00 AM - 11:50 AM - Dialogue Circle - Dialogue Circles are the primary form of restorative practice for repairing harm and buildin g community by providing an opportunity to speak and listen to one another in an atmosphere of safety\, decorum and equality. This session will provid e space to reflect on and discuss issues related to health equity\, racial equity\, segregation\, historical trauma and other responses to the histori cal timeline of the desegregation of the Washington University Medical Camp us. Rooms 301 & 303\, 3rd Floor
11:00 AM - 11:50 AM - Shaping Our Fut ure by Understanding Our Past - This session will provide participants a co ntext for the inequities we see on the medical campus from direct patient c are to research and teaching. We will use a culture change framework to und erstand the impact of segregation on our individual bias\, providing patien t centered care\, and doing research that incorporates diversity and inclus ion. The discussion will focus on learning how we got here to inform our fu ture work. EPNEC Auditorium\, Ground Level
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM - Lunch Buffet
1:00 PM - 1:50 PM - Dialogue Circle - Dialogue Circles are th e primary form of restorative practice for repairing harm and building comm unity. Circles provide an opportunity to speak and listen to one another in an atmosphere of safety\, decorum and equality. This session will provide space to reflect on and discuss issues related to health equity\, racial eq uity\, segregation\, historical trauma and other responses to the historica l timeline of the desegregation of the Washington University Medical Campus . EPNEC\, Room 301\, 3rd Floor
2:00 PM - 2:50 PM - Dialogue Circle - Dialogue Circles are the primary form of restorative practice for repairing harm and building community. Circles provide an opportunity to speak and l isten to one another in an atmosphere of safety\, decorum and equality. Thi s session will provide space to reflect on and discuss issues related to he alth equity\, racial equity\, segregation\, historical trauma and other res ponses to the historical timeline of the desegregation of the Washington Un iversity Medical Campus. EPNEC\, Room 303\, 3rd Floor
3:00 PM - 3:50 PM - Moving from Dialogue to Action - So now what? Dialogue is vital to cr eating awareness and understanding to inform the actions we take but is fut ile if we don't do something with that we gain in dialogue! This group of p anelists will share how they as individuals and their organizations are act ively working to create a more equitable and inclusive St. Louis and medica l campus community. They will share ways that you can take action starting. ..NOW! EPNEC Auditorium\, Ground level
4:00 PM - 4:15 - Closing Refle ctions\, EPNEC Auditorum\, Ground level
Evening Programming
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM - Reception\, EPNEC Lobby\, Ground level
6:00 PM - 6:15 PM - Welcome - Chancellor Andrew D. Martin\, Introductio n - David H. Perlmutter\, MD
6:15 PM - 7:15 PM - Keynote Presentation - Aisha Sultan - Other People: Unpacking Our Assumptions & Learning H ow to Speak Up. Duration: 10 minutes. In this short film shot in St. Louis\, Tarek finds himself in awkward situations as he navigates spaces wh ere he is different from everyone around him. During this powerful film scr eening and discussion\, we will explore the choices Tarek makes while chall enging our own assumptions. EPNEC Auditorium\, Ground level
Panel Discussion and Q & A EPNEC Auditorium\, Ground level
7:15 PM - 7:30 PM - Q & A \, Closing Remarks\, Sherree Wilson PhD\, EPNEC Auditorium
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