Racial Literacy Critical Conversations

Join a session to explore and challenge racism at the University. Open to all students; interactive, supportive, no prior knowledge needed.
About this Event

Join our Racial Literacy Conversation sessions to explore how racism and systemic inequities appear in our university community and how we can respond together.

What you’ll gain

Through interactive discussions, you’ll build practical skills to recognize, discuss, and challenge racism in everyday and institutional settings. No prior knowledge is needed, and you will not be asked to share personal experiences of racism. Everyone’s perspective is welcome.

Session details

Open to all Medicine, Dentistry and Health Science (MDHS) graduate researchers and staff only.

Each session runs for 2 hours and concludes with refreshments and networking. Sessions will be held at different locations across the Parkville campus, with details provided in the calendar invite.

Places are limited to support a safe and comfortable space, so please book early.

This program is part of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences (MDHS), committed to creating a learning, research and working environment where everyone feels respected, valued, and safe and the University’s Anti-Racism Action Plan (2024–2027). For more information and resources, visit: Anti-Racism and Belonging at MDHS