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Small Group Discussion Do you measure/evaluate racial equity work impact within your organizations? If so, how? How has client feedback been used to influence service delivery?

Focus Groups differences within racial groups can have an effect on the discussion all prompts or questions presume some value or belief system; consider whether the questions you are using allow people to express their culturally specific values and beliefs the goal is to get thoughtful, candid answers from each participant, not to forge a consensus or to elicit conflict Some people are more candid about racial issues in single race groups. In addition, people can be at different stages with respect to their understanding or willingness to discuss emotionally charged topics such as internalized oppression or white skin privilege in mixed race groups. Further, people may feel freer to discuss their perceptions about why community conditions are as they are in single race groups — particularly if the people in the groups do not know or are not in control of how the information will be used.

Storytelling Some people are more candid about racial issues in single race groups. In addition, people can be at different stages with respect to their understanding or willingness to discuss emotionally charged topics such as internalized oppression or white skin privilege in mixed race groups. Further, people may feel freer to discuss their perceptions about why community conditions are as they are in single race groups — particularly if the people in the groups do not know or are not in control of how the information will be used.

Some people are more candid about racial issues in single race groups Some people are more candid about racial issues in single race groups. In addition, people can be at different stages with respect to their understanding or willingness to discuss emotionally charged topics such as internalized oppression or white skin privilege in mixed race groups. Further, people may feel freer to discuss their perceptions about why community conditions are as they are in single race groups — particularly if the people in the groups do not know or are not in control of how the information will be used. Questions?