Archived - Anti-Racism in Autism Research and Treatment: Discussing a Way Forward
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Overview
Racial disparities in autism diagnosis, research, and treatment need to be discussed in healthcare. In this Stress, Trauma, and Resilience (STAR) Seminar Dr. Erin Graham will describe the barriers that minorities, specifically African Americans, face in receiving care and the history behind the cultural reluctance to participate in research. Then a panel of experts in autism treatment will discuss their own experiences serving minority communities and address the importance of cultural humility and diverse representation.
Learning objectives
- Outline the racial disparities in autism diagnosis and treatment
- Define “anti-racism” and how it can be applied in healthcare
- Discuss the importance of providers acknowledging the individual lived experiences of diverse communities
- Demonstrate awareness of one’s own cultural experiences and pre-conceived notions about race
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Added on 5/14/2021 ·
Last updated on 5/14/2021