Training Child Welfare Workers from an Intersectional Cultural Humility Perspective

  Read the following articles: Ortega & Faller Article: Training Child Welfare Workers from an Intersectional Cultural Humility Perspective: A Paradigm Shift Ortega and Faller Cultural Humility and Child Welfare.pdf Discuss: What is the difference between cultural humility and cultural competence? How can practicing cultural humility aid you in connecting with your clients? In what ways can awareness of your own cultural identity be both beneficial and problematic when working with someone from the same ethnic and socioeconomic background as yourself? How does it feel when there is cultural familiarity? How does that differ from when someone talking to you thinks they know about your background just from reading about a group to which you identify?    

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