Executive Development Programme in Race-Conscious Policy Making

Name: Executive Development Programme in Race-Conscious Policy Making
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• Unit 1: Introduction to Race-Conscious Policy Making
• Unit 2: Historical Context of Race and Policy in America
• Unit 3: Understanding Systemic Racism and Its Impact
• Unit 4: Identifying and Analyzing Racially Biased Policies
• Unit 5: Developing Race-Conscious Policies for Equity and Inclusion
• Unit 6: Implementing Race-Conscious Policies in Public and Private Sectors
• Unit 7: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Race-Conscious Policies
• Unit 8: Overcoming Resistance and Building Support for Race-Conscious Policies
• Unit 9: Ethical Considerations in Race-Conscious Policy Making
• Unit 10: Future of Race-Conscious Policy Making and Continuous Learning

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