Indigenous-specific Anti-racism Training

PHSA is dedicated to improving cultural safety, taking action to eradicate Indigenous-specific racism across all of its programs and services, creating the conditions that allow greater equity for all.

​​Eradicating racism and discrimination against First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples at PHSA will support the organization to implement daily practices that support the provision of culturally safe and anti-racist care.

Completing San’yas Anti-racism Indigenous Cultural Safety Training and Anti-Indigenous Racism Response Training (ARRT) will equip medical staff with the framework to create an equitable, anti-racist and culturally safe health system where everyone thrives.  
 
All medical staff must complete San’yas Anti-racism Indigenous Cultural Safety Training (either Core ICS Health or Core ICS Mental Health), and Anti-Indigenous Racism Response Training (ARRT) via LearningHub*

New medical staff should complete the training within six months of their start date.​

All PHSA-funded seats for the ​San’yas Anti-Racism Indigenous Cultural Safety Training have been filled for this fiscal year. No additional pre-paid spaces are available. Medical staff who wish to complete the San’yas training independently are encouraged to reach out to ASCEND@phsa.ca​ for more information. ​

Other options

Visit the Government of British Columbia’s resources on Unlearning and Undoing White Supremacy and Racism Project Tools, a self-paced, reflective learning series.
*Readers will need to be on-site or access the PHSA network remotely to view these pages.​