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Example Include multilingual options and culturally relevant images e g traditional foods holidays They also must be aware of power differentials between themselves and their clients Of course a social worker should be bilingual if he or she is working in a community where a language other than English is common THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS PROJECT SUCH A SUCCESS The Council on Social Work Education is a national organization that accredits social work programs holds conferences and training conducts and sponsors research and provides curricular support to schools of social work Cultural humility 8775 stretches the idea of cultural competence 8776 challenging library staff to not only recognize power dynamics and imbalances but to redress these imbalances Under Section 6 59 Social and Political Action the Code of Ethics also discusses social workers responsibilities to the broader society to further cultural awareness and appreciation This could be through consulting with subject matter experts such as interpreters and non English language resources to promote cultural competence Develop an understanding of their own cultural background and values Social workers should come to understand their own cultural and value systems before being able to provide culturally sensitive care Reflect on a potential barrier to implementing culturally responsive communication strategies in your practice Acknowledge and respect cultural differences Culturally sensitive care requires social workers to be respectful of differences in culture understanding that the social structural constraints of culture may have an impact on the decisions that people make Agencies have a responsibility to recruit interns and employees who have the requisite language skills to communicate with mono lingual or bi lingual clients and their families According to the NASW cultural humility involves having a non paternalistic attitude towards clients from different socioeconomic groups and towards marginalized and oppressed groups Benefit Builds trust with families and ensures strategies align with cultural norms The NASW urges social workers to understand the dynamics of racism power and oppression in their practice In this case agencies can be supportive and provide training and guidance and supervisors can also provide needed guidance However it is applicable to any profession or context where individuals of various backgrounds interact with cultural and linguistic differences A final barrier is that some social workers or students may simply feel they are not culturally competent and that this is an area of ethical practice they struggle with A potential barrier I might face is the lack of bilingual AAC tools for children in multilingual households Whether an individual or an organization according to SAMSHA to be Culturally Competent is to be 8775 respectful and responsive to the health beliefs and practices and cultural and linguistic needs of diverse population groups 8776 To address this I would collaborate with families to identify high priority vocabulary in both languages and customize the existing device to include these terms Some social workers may have previously worked in a less diverse environment and when they move to a new community or agency they do not have the requisite experience to work with a population of clients they are unfamiliar with According to the NASW social workers should strive to learn a new language if several clients speak a different language Benefit Ensures that strategies are respectful and effective across environments Leverage cultural knowledge and resources Social workers need to be aware of where they can acquire information on the cultures of their clients In most social work programs students learn about cultural competence in foundational courses This section covers three facets of social workers responsibilities in this area It is important to familiarize yourself with the culture of the people you are interacting with Example Assuming that all children should maintain eye contact when speaking despite it being considered disrespectful in some cultures Developing cultural competence either as an individual or organization is a continuous and purposeful process that occurs along a continuum This includes recognizing one s own beliefs prejudices and biases in order to be aware of how these might influence their practice Social Customs and Practices Differences in social customs and practices can lead to misunderstandings and offense Example An AAC device programmed only in English is ineffective for a child who primarily communicates in Spanish at home A 7 year old child from a Vietnamese speaking household struggles to engage with classroom activities Propose specific ways to improve the strategy A lack of cultural humility and a lack of interest and knowledge in different cultures is both unacceptable and social workers with such attitudes should think about finding a new career Some social workers may lack experience and knowledge with certain groups and fail to uphold their ethical responsibility to learn about their clients These beliefs can fuel hostility and a lack of trust making it difficult to form meaningful connections Benefit Makes communication tools more engaging and relatable for the child The teacher also uses English only prompts which the child does not fully understand Cultural competence barriers in Social Work can include lack of cultural knowledge lack of cultural training and language This can also lead to antagonism if one culture feels its interests are being threatened The NASW requires that social workers consider socioeconomic and cultural factors in their work with clients Conflict of Interests Different cultures have different goals and interests making collaboration difficult Poor comprehension of a foreign language can impede the flow of information and understanding When you 8767 re done click here to see what the research says 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