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Diverse Needs: Fostering Cultural Competence
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Our society is becoming more diverse—not only in terms of race and ethnicity, but also in terms of how people identify themselves. What used to be a relatively simple question, “Who are you?” can now open the door to a wide range of answers. The AASC Code of Ethics states that “Service Coordinators shall have an ethical obligation to have a knowledge base of their residents’ culture and background, and be sensitive to the diversity of their residents, encouraging acceptance among different cultural groups.” In this module, we will explore diversity, cultural competence and overcoming stereotypes.
What You'll Learn
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Understand prejudice, bias and stereotypes.
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Understand diversity in helping others.
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Understand cultural competence and its importance to service coordination.
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Identify tools for promoting cultural acceptance within a residential community.
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Identify areas where further advocacy is needed to provide access to all minorities.
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Module Home
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Objectives
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Background
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What Is Cultural Competence?
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Providing Services in the Context of Diversity
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Stereotypes and Prejudice
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Privilege, Oppression and Discrimination
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Working with Diverse Populations
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Embracing Diversity
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References
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Evaluation
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Certificate