We’re All In is Back – And Bigger than Ever!

What is We’re All In (WAI) Activation Week? 

We’re All In Week, sponsored by the Institute for Equity and Justice in Health Sciences Education (IEJHSE), is an opportunity for new and returning members of the Icahn School of Medicine community to learn more about racism & bias work in the school at large. From game night, to lunch n’ unlearns, to Chats for ChangeWe’re All In for addressing racism and bias in education, healthcare, biomedicine, and research. Are you all in?

Join us for a week of programs – the more you attend the greater your chances of winning one of this year’s awesome raffle prizes!  

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We’re All In Programming Calendar

September 9, 2024

Anti-Racism Student Fellowship Application Launch

The mission of the Anti-Racism Student Fellowship is to support and advance the lifelong pursuit of anti-racism, equity, and racial justice as the organizing principles of medical education at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (ISMMS). Students form close partnerships with faculty mentors and role models across all functional areas of the school of medicine and leadership of the IEJHSE, including opportunities for future letters of recommendation, while working on key projects to advance equity and justice at Icahn Mount Sinai. All current Medical, PREP, Master’s, PhD and MD/PhD students are eligible to apply. Learn more about the fellowship here. The application will open September 9, 2024 and close on September 23, 2024 at 11:59PM.

4-5PM | RBI Virtual Open House |  On Zoom

The Virtual Open House will be an opportunity for members of the Icahn School community to learn about the efforts of the Guiding Coalitions in the Medical and Graduate School.

Join us on Zoom here

September 10, 2024

12-1PM | Special Chats for Change Session |  On Zoom

Getting People on Board with Anti-racist Transformational Change  

Transformational change requires us to emphasize continuous adaptation and responsiveness to shifting social, cultural, and institutional dynamics. Join us as we identify strategies to get people on board and stick with antiracist transformational change in our work and learning environments, especially during times of chaos and competing priorities.  

Join us on Zoom here. Learn more about Chats for Change here. 

 

12-1PM | Anti-racism Student Fellowship Info Session |  On Zoom

This information session will provide prospective fellowship applicants the opportunity to learn about the anti-racism student fellowship, and the 2024-2025 projects.

Join us on Zoom here.

(If you miss this session, another info session will be held September 17, 2024 from 1-2PM on Zoom.)

2-5PM | Student Activities Fair | Annenberg West Lobby

RBI members will be present at the annual Student Activities Fair to table and share information about our work and the fellowship.

September 11, 2024

12-1:30PM | Lunch n’ Unlearn | Center for Innovation and Discovery Annenberg 5-205

This in person gathering will provide an opportunity for faculty, students, staff and trainees to engage in an experiential activity over lunch. If you are planning to join us, please RSVP here. (RSVP not required to attend.)

 

September 12, 2024

4-5PM | GameOn! A Virtual Experience | On Zoom 

This virtual game night is an opportunity for students, faculty, staff, and trainees to come together in the spirit of play and learning. 

Join us on Zoom here

 

We're All In Daily Challenges

Each day we’ll reveal a new We’re All In (WAI) Challenge to share with our community to inspire thought provoking questions and reflection throughout the week, ending in the Big Challenge on September 13, 2024. 

Day Two

Equity Impact Challenge
Assess the equity impact of a personal or team decision.

Select a recent personal or team decision and conduct an equity impact assessment. Analyze how the decision affects different demographic groups within or outside of Mount Sinai. Identify any unintended negative impacts and propose actions to better address equity concerns. Share your findings with key stakeholders to foster a culture of continuous improvement.  

For conducting an Equity Impact Assessment on personal or team decisions, consider these three key questions:

  1. How will this decision impact individuals from different backgrounds and identities within or outside of Mount Sinai? 
  2. Are there any potential biases or inequities in the way this decision is being made or implemented? 
  3. What steps can I/we take to ensure that the decision promotes fairness and inclusivity, and how can I/we address any negative impacts identified?
We're All In Raffle

Each time you attend a We’re All In dedicated session your name will be entered to win for the drawing – the more times you participate, the better your chances! Check out this year’s prizes: 

  • First Prize: Bose Quiet Comfort Headphones  
  • Second Prize: Hatch Restore 2 
  • Third Prize: Amazon Kindle