Cultural Humility and Engaging Indigenous Families

Wednesday, August 9, 2023

3:30 PM – 4:45 PM CST

Room: Lakewood

CE: 1.25

75 minutes
Basic
All Professions

Primary Presenter(s)

Kimee Wind-Hummingbird (she/her/hers)

Training and Technical Assistance Manager
National Native Child Trauma Center, Native Child Advocacy Resource Center

Presentation Slides

Co-Presenter(s)

Deanna Chancellor (she/her/hers)

Training and Technical Assistance Manager
National Native Child Trauma Center

In this workshop participants will learn the impact of historical trauma and realize the contemporary effects that this trauma has on American Indian and Alaska Native peoples. Participants will learn to recognize why approaching families with cultural humility is critical and assess their own practice of cultural humility.

Learning Objectives:

Develop an understanding of trauma and the impact of historical trauma on American Indian and Alaska Natives peoples
Learn to recognize why approaching families with cultural humility is critical and assess their own practice of cultural humility
Will increase their own cultural awareness to work in and with American Indian and Alaska Native communities