Road Map for Action to Address Racism
Addressing Racism: A Road Map for Action
In the wake of George Floyd’s death, Mount Sinai committed to becoming an anti-racist health care and learning institution that directly addresses racism’s impact on our faculty, staff, students, trainees, patients, visitors, and the communities we serve. Follow the links below to learn more about these efforts to fundamentally transform our Health System.
- What — A task force of 50+ members of the Mount Sinai community created the Road Map, a group of 11 strategies to help transform our Health System. Read more
- Progress — Every day, we are taking steps towards becoming an anti-racist institution. Follow along on our progress page
- Get Involved — We are committed to creating change in a holistic and inclusive way, and that means we need everyone to be involved. Learn more about being the change by joining an Employee Resource Group (ERG) or Diversity Council
- Questions/Feedback — Have an idea? A question? A suggestion? Get in touch!
Road Map for Action Bulletins
Every week, the we publish a newsletter explaining the Road Map strategies, tracking our progress, and exploring topics related to anti-racism.
Read past issuesConversations Toolkit
Engaging our entire community in conversation is the key to successfully implementing the 11 Road Map strategies and working to become an anti-racist institution. This toolkit provides resources to stimulate dialogue around this work throughout our health system.
Learn MoreRoad Map for Action Annual Report
This report shares the Health System’s progress toward creating a health care system and medical education institution that is free from racial bias and discrimination.
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