Using Cultural Humility to Reshape Your Prevention Coalition
The strain to maintain business as usual, the timeframe to complete deliverables, and the sheer number of individuals within a coalition can create an environment in which members may remain unseen. For everyone who is not seen, it could mean community voices go unheard and therefore crucial needs hidden. However, if one person chooses to practice cultural humility, it can reshape a coalition to respond to specific population needs.
Please join us for an informative webinar that will explore the significance of cultural humility in the mobilization of substance use prevention coalitions. This session will investigate the ways in which cultural humility can be employed by individuals to improve community responsiveness during key phases of the Strategic Prevention Framework.
Learning Objectives:
- Describe the concept of cultural humility and how it benefits coalitions.
- List the key phases of the Strategic Prevention Framework and how cultural humility can be integrated.
- Apply practical strategies to mobilize a substance misuse prevention coalition to be responsive to its community.
- Share real-world examples that demonstrate how cultural humility can impact prevention efforts.
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