Archived - Pandemics and Policing: On Racism, Adversity, and Health

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UCLA Child & Youth Behavioral Health Center of Excellence
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Community Violence Racial Trauma Systemic Racism
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Overview

This seminar explores the connections between racism, adversity, and health outcomes. Attendees will be introduced to anti-racist approaches to adversity and current policy proposals in California.

  Keywords: COVID-19, health, racism, self-care
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Learning objectives

  • Explain the relationship between structural racism, adversity and health
  • List concrete ways to address racism, adversity, and their health impacts
  • Recite anti-racist approaches to adversity

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Added on 1/12/2021   ·   Last updated on 1/12/2021