TELL YOUR STORY
Our research team at Sunnybrook is using this Virtual Storytelling Space to collect stories about experiences of racism, oppression, and forms of colonialism at Sunnybrook. We invite you to share a story or stories online from a place and time that works for you. Your stories will be securely protected and will never be shared without your consent, and you will have a say in how we use your stories.
Have you experienced or witnessed:
Anti-Black, anti-Indigenous
racism or forms of colonialism?
Other forms of racism,
oppression, and discrimination?
In hospitals, racism, oppression, and colonialism can show up in different ways. It can sometimes look like discrimination, microaggressions, and exclusion. People who face these situations might not always recognize them as forms of racism, colonialism, or oppression. Other times, people find support and protection from discrimination, microaggressions, and exclusion.
Why is Telling Stories Important?
Our Storytelling Space provides an opportunity for you to think about some of these experiences in any way that makes sense to you. For example, you may be able to reflect on some of the following questions and more:
What is the Virtual Storytelling Space?
Our Virtual Storytelling Space provides an opportunity for you to share some of your experiences in any way that makes sense to you. For example, you may be able to reflect on some of the following questions and more:
We want to hear from ALL Sunnybrookers!
Participation in this study is open to all Sunnybrookers–-those who work, volunteer, or learn at Sunnybrook, or are involved in a Sunnybrook affiliated group or advisory panel. Eligible Sunnybrookers include:
If you are unsure about your eligibility, please contact Research Coordinator Oshan Fernando by email at oshan.fernando@sunnybrook.ca.