Cultural Competency and Cultural Humility

Type:
  Video
Duration:
3 minutes
Presented by:
UCLA Child & Youth Behavioral Health Center of Excellence
Developed by:
Psych Hub
Relevant categories:
Behavioral Health Cultural Responsiveness
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Overview

Cultural competency and cultural humility aim to help you learn more about other cultures. This is done by helping you control your biases while simultaneously adapting your behaviors and communication style with consideration to the backgrounds of the people around you. By raising your awareness of power imbalances and biases, you will come to respect others’ values. Combining the goal of cultural competency and the mindset of cultural humility will help you use the knowledge you have learned about different groups of people to better inform how you interact with them.

  Keywords: bias, diversity, inclusion
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Added on 11/29/2023   ·   Last updated on 11/29/2023