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Are you ready to shift from awareness to informed action?  

Do you aspire to be a stronger ally and deepen your understanding, while gaining the tools, insight, and support to make that a reality?  

Led by Dr. Gaynor Watson-Creed, this interactive session offers a safe, non-judgmental space.  

Learning Objectives:  

By the end of the session, those attending may be able to [applicable CanMeds}:   

• Discuss critical concepts such as whiteness, white fragility, and their roles in sustaining systemic racism [Professional, Scholar]
• Acquire capacity for racial resilience through reflection, dialogue, and practice [Professional, Leader, Collaborator, Communicator]
• Reflect on their understanding of allyship and assess how to show up with intention and accountability [Collaborator, Communicator, Leader, Professional]
• Integrate practical strategies for interrupting bias and fostering inclusion [Collaborator, Communicator, Leader, Professional, Scholar] 

Open to all Dalhousie Medicine faculty & staff.  
🌟 Earn up to 1.0 certified Mainpro+® and MOC credits!
For more information, please contact gho@dal.ca  

Register: (effective Aug 5, 2025): White Fragility Clinic Registration 2025/2026

You can check out the CPDME Professional Development Seminar Series website for overall learning objectives.  

Dates of Clinics 2025-2026

Each clinic is supported with the attendance of Manager, Faculty Development or a staff person from the Office of Community Engagement.