Cultural Diversity/Cross Cultural Practices: Breaking Barriers, Widening Perspectives

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*New content on Black Lives Matter, Cultural Diversity, and Racist Micro-Aggressions
Section 1 & Question 1
--Multiethnic Populations
Section 2 & Question 2
--Cultural Diversity of Family
Section 3 & Question 3
--Treatment Culture
Section 4 & Question 4
--Positive Regard
Section 5 & Question 5
--Children with Lesbian, Gay, and Heterosexual Parents
Section 6 & Question 6
--Family Relationships
Section 7 & Question 7
--Raising Multiracial Children
Section 8 & Question 8
--Multiethnic Families
Section 9 & Question 9
--Race, Ethnicity and Gender
Section 10 & Question 10
--Children with Special Health Care Needs
Section 11 & Question 11
--Adjustment of Children with Disabilities
Section 12 & Question 12
--Siblings of Children with Mental Health Problems
Section 13 & Question 13
--Sandtray in Play Therapy
Section 14 & Question 14
--Narrative Intervention
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Course Articles

Section 15 & Question 15
--Black Americans: Double Murder, Double Tragedy
Section 16 & Question 16
--The Indian Wars

Section 17 & Question 17
--Denying the Holocaust: A Neo-Nazi Mythology

Section 18 & Question 18
--The Results of Race-Based Policies

Section 19 & Question 19
--Education: Black Hope and Despair

Section 20 & Question 20
--The Chinese: First Immigrants from the East

Section 21 & Question 21
--Mexican Americans: Settlers from the Southwest

Section 22 & Question 22
--The Result of a Race Power Dynamic

Section 23 & Question 23
--Understanding Racial Identity Development

Section 24 & Question 24
--The Indian Image
Section 25 & Question 25
--Anti-Semitism: Myth and Hate from Antiquity to the Present

Section 26 & Question 26
--An Alternative to the Cafeteria Table Segregation

*New content on Cultural Diversity
Section 27
--A Treatment Improvement Protocol
TIP 59: Improving Cultural Competence

Section 28
--A Life Course Perspective on How Racism May Be Related to Health Inequities
Section 29
--Indicators of Cultural Competence in Health Care Delivery Organizations: An Organizational Cultural Competence Assessment Profile

*New content on Racist Micro-Aggressions
Section 30
--Racist Micro-Aggression Implications for Clinical Practice
*New content on Black Lives Matter
Section 31
-- Black Lives Matter: A Commentary on Racism and Public Health

Section 32
--Bibliography
Section 33
--Appendix A: Powerpoints Displayed During DVD Seminar

Section 34
--Appendix B: This course is based on the following Codes of Ethics: NASW, AAMFT, APA, ACA, and NBCC, History and Evolution of Values and Ethics in Social Work
3 Key Legal Requirements and ConsiderationsCultural Diversity/Cross Cultural Practices: Breaking Barriers, Widening Perspectives, Course #2128, is approved by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program to be offered by Healthcare Training Institute as an individual course. Individual courses, not providers, are approved at the course level. State and provincial regulatory boards have the final authority to determine whether an individual course may be accepted for continuing education credit. ACE course approval period: from 01/31/2019 to 01/31/2021. Social workers completing this course receive 10 Social and Cultural Competence continuing education credits.
Course Learning Objectives/Outcomes