The Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Virtual Learning Exchange (EDI VLE) is a ‘learning by doing’ opportunity where we can collectively grow and deepen our understanding of ways to dismantle systemic inequities that impact the safety and quality of care.
Through webinars and guided reflections, EDI VLE aims help you:
- Identify and discuss the root causes of inequities in healthcare.
- Learn how to challenge and dismantle systemic and structural inequities that impact individuals and communities through a trauma and resiliency informed lens and anti-oppressive framework.
- Explore accessible and equity-oriented approaches to delivering safer, high-quality healthcare.
This virtual learning exchange is co-designed with an advisory group comprised of people with diverse health system perspectives, including those with lived experience, pan-Canadian health organizations, and provincial quality councils.
Series in this virtual learning exchange
Understanding systems of inequity that impact access to safe and high-quality healthcare for Black people
These sessions explore critical race theory, intersectionality, and anti-oppressive practices focusing on Black peoples’ health and anti-Black racism.
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Exploring Anti-Oppression Practices and Unconscious Bias in Our Work
These sessions lay the foundation for taking an anti-oppression approach to equity, diversity and inclusion.
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Promoting Health Equity Through Trauma-Informed Practice and Engagement
These sessions examine practical approaches to trauma-informed practice and engagement and instructive case studies to help participants build their capacity to promote health equity.
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Mobilizing Action and Dismantling Systems of Oppression, Inequality and Inequity in Healthcare
These sessions feature examples of initiatives designed to address inequity within healthcare organizations and systems to build an understanding of approaches that help foster more equitable and inclusive engagement with a broad diversity of people in the health system.