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Town Hall - APA Addresses Structural Racism, Part 3: The Trauma of Structural Racism and its Transmission Across Generations - Evaluation

APA Addresses Structural Racism, Part 3: The Trauma of Structural Racism and its Transmission Across Generations

Moderator: Michele Reid, M.D., DLFAPA, FACPsych
Panelists: Ebony Dix, M.D., Chuan-Mei Lee, M.D., Peter Ureste, M.D.

The Town Hall will examine:
  • How the persistent stress of experiencing discrimination has an impact across generations, and the degree to which the health consequences of racism and bigotry can be passed down from one generation to the next is an important avenue of exploration. 
  • How in clinical settings structural racism manifest itself in relation to communities of color particularly in children, adolescents, adults, older adults, and other populations ( i.e., LGBTQIA+).
Learning Objectives:     
  • How structural racism presents itself among various populations in clinical settings across their lifespans.
  • What individual psychiatrists and organized psychiatry can do to address structural racism and improve mental health outcomes.
  • How this work relates to social justice/social change.
1. Why did you attend the town hall? Please rate your reasons using the following key:  *This question is required.
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Enhance my understanding of how structural racism presents itself among various populations in clinical settings across their lifespans.
Enhance my understanding of what individual psychiatrists and organized psychiatry can do to address structural racism and improve mental health outcomes.
Enhance my understanding of how our work relates to social justice/social change.
Gain knowledge of how the persistent stress of experiencing discrimination has an impact across generations, and the degree to which the health consequences of racism and bigotry can be passed down from one generation to the next is an important avenue of exploration.
Gain knowledge of how in in clinical settings structural racism manifest itself in relation to communities of color particularly in children, adolescents, adults, older adults, and other populations ( i.e., LGBTQIA+).
2. Please evaluate the following aspects of this town hall: *This question is required.
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The quality of the town hall was excellent.
The town hall met the stated learning objectives.
The town hall was relevant to my practice.