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Development and evaluation of The Ally Sexual And Gender Minority Diversity And Inclusion Training at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Thomas EV , Jennings MA , Kidder DP , Fechter-Leggett ED , Bautista GJ , Johns MM . J Public Health Manag Pract 2023 29 (1) 56-63 CONTEXT: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) developed a workforce training on sexual and gender minorities (SGMs). OBJECTIVE: This article describes the evaluation of the training. DESIGN: Participants completed pre- and posttest surveys. After the pilot evaluation, some improvements were made to the curriculum and to the pre- and posttest questionnaires. Participants in subsequent (implementation) training were similarly asked to complete pre- and posttest questionnaires. SETTING: CDC. PARTICIPANTS: CDC staff. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Participants' knowledge, ally identity, and perceptions of SGMs. RESULTS: Pilot and implementation training data showed increases in participant knowledge of 44% and 49%, respectively, increases in ally identity of 11% and 14%, respectively, and increases in positive perceptions of SGM of 25% and 31%, respectively. CONCLUSION: These results suggest that the CDC Ally Training may be a useful tool for improving staff knowledge and perceptions of SGM people. |
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