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SUMMARY:Member Event:  Complexities of Identity Interest Group
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DESCRIPTION:Member Event:  Complexities of Identity Interest Group\n\n03/14/26 04:00 PM MEA\n - 03/14/26 05:45 PM MEA\Description:\nThere are 3 upcoming events.  Save the date for all three:\nMarch 14, 2026\nMay 23, 2026\nSeptember 12, 2026\n\nThe overarching theme for the year is race and its intersecting variables. We will share the specific topics for each session on the community board closer to the time.\n\nSESSION 1: 14 March 2026\nTitle: Race as Identity Experience\nGoal: To reflect on race as a lived identity experience and consider how this shapes what we understand as race work in clinical practice.\nRace as Lived Identity\n1. When do you feel your racial identity most strongly, and when does it recede into the background?\n2. How central or peripheral does race feel in your sense of self?\n3. How does context influence your experience of race?\nRace in the Clinical Relationship\n1. How do you imagine patients experience you racially?\n2. When does race feel foregrounded or backgrounded in your clinical work?\n3. How do you sense that race may be shaping the interaction, even when unspoken?\nComplexity, Ambivalence & Race Work\n1. Can race feel simultaneously relevant and irrelevant in the same encounter?\n2. What contradictions or tensions do you notice in your own experience of race?\n3. If race is a lived identity experience, how might this shape what we call “race work”?\nWe look forward to thinking, feeling, and exploring these questions together.  \n\n4:00pm South Africa time \n(10:00am New York / 9:00am Chicago / 7:00am Los Angeles / 3:00pm Western Europe / 4:00pm Tel Aviv / 5:00pm Ankara / 10:00pm Shanghai / 11:00pm Tokyo / 1:00am+1 Sydney)
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Member Event:  Complexities of Identity Interest Group<br /><br />03/14/26 04:00 PM MEA - 03/14/26 05:45 PM MEA<br />Description:<br /><h2 itemprop="name" tabindex="-1"><span style="font-size:13px">There are 3 upcoming events.&nbsp; Save the date for all three:</span></h2>
March 14, 2026<br />
May 23, 2026<br />
September 12, 2026<br />
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The overarching theme for the year is&nbsp;<strong>race and its intersecting variables</strong>. We will share the specific topics for each session on the community board closer to the time.<br />
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<em><strong><u>SESSION 1: 14 March 2026</u></strong><br />
Title: Race as Identity Experience<br />
Goal: To reflect on race as a lived identity experience and consider how this shapes what we understand as race work in clinical practice.</em><br />
<em><strong>Race as Lived Identity</strong><br />
1. When do you feel your racial identity most strongly, and when does it recede into the background?<br />
2. How central or peripheral does race feel in your sense of self?<br />
3. How does context influence your experience of race?<br />
<strong>Race in the Clinical Relationship</strong><br />
1. How do you imagine patients experience you racially?<br />
2. When does race feel foregrounded or backgrounded in your clinical work?<br />
3. How do you sense that race may be shaping the interaction, even when unspoken?<br />
<strong>Complexity, Ambivalence &amp; Race Work</strong><br />
1. Can race feel simultaneously relevant and irrelevant in the same encounter?<br />
2. What contradictions or tensions do you notice in your own experience of race?<br />
3. If race is a lived identity experience, how might this shape what we call &ldquo;race work&rdquo;?</em><br />
<em>We look forward to thinking, feeling, and exploring these questions together.&nbsp;&nbsp;</em><br />
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4:00pm South Africa time&nbsp;<br />
(10:00am New York / 9:00am Chicago / 7:00am Los Angeles / 3:00pm Western Europe / 4:00pm Tel Aviv / 5:00pm Ankara / 10:00pm Shanghai / 11:00pm Tokyo / 1:00am+1 Sydney)
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