ABOUT THE INSTITUTE

CommonHealth ACTION’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Training Institute features a proprietary curriculum that serves as the foundation for our learning experiences and reflects how we frame our work and perspective. The curriculum includes tools and processes that support the learner’s perspective transformation and ensures the practical application of the knowledge gained from the learning experience. We show participants how to use an equity lens to analyze and design policies, programs, and practices while applying that same approach to their individual decisions, behaviors, and actions.

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We have several educational formats that support a variety of learning needs. From fully online, virtual, in-person, and hybrid, there are course options for every individual and organization to take their EDI journey to the next level.

For more information about each course, click on the badges below, and then register for the course of your choice. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at edisupport@commonhealthaction.org.

SELF-DIRECTED COURSES

FOUNDATIONS OF EDI FACILITATED COURSES

OUR APPROACH TO EQUITY

CommonHealth ACTION’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Training Institute features a proprietary curriculum that serves as the foundation for our learning experiences and reflects how we frame our work and perspective. The curriculum includes tools and processes that support the learner’s perspective transformation and ensures the practical application of the knowledge gained from the learning experience. We show participants how to use an equity lens to analyze and design policies, programs, and practices while applying that same approach to their individual decisions, behaviors, and actions.

We have several educational formats that support a variety of learning needs. From fully online, virtual, in-person, and hybrid, there are course options for every individual and organization to take their EDI journey to the next level.

“CommonHealth ACTION created a safe space for meaningful dialogue, intense learning, and team and personal growth. The multi-modal team approach engaged participants and we left with actionable steps and [a] plan to integrate the equity conversation into our organizational work.”
K. Henry
American Association of Critical-Care Nurses

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