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Prepares researchers and health leaders (governments, businesses, non-profit organizations, and social reformers) to conceptualize and analyze the development, design, validity, and outcomes of measures of structural and systemic racism in research and policy analysis. Uses lectures, group exercises, information-gathering tasks and their own interests, to teach existing racism measures and their limitations, enhances their skill to examine and apply measurement concepts to the definition and impact of structural and systemic racism, and develops tools of policy analysis as they propose how measures of structural and systemic racism may be incorporated at specific stages of the public policy process.