Navigating Difference is now a National 4-H Program of Distinction
For more details please see additional information (below)
Navigating Difference:
Cultural Competency Training
Registration is now open!
The Washington State University Extension "Navigating Difference: Cultural Competency Training" is designed to assist outreach professionals expand their skills in working with diverse audiences. The overarching goals for the training are to assist participants to:
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Become more aware of their own personal and organizational cultures;
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Examine how our personal and organizational cultures affect our ability to work across difference, in both negative and positive ways; and
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Build skills to increase competencies as we work with others who are different from us.
Training Information:
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If you are interested in arranging a training for your organization or group, please contact Mary Katherine Deen at mdeen@wsu.edu
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When: May 14–16, 2013 from 9a.m.-4p.m. each day.
Where: Dumas Bay Center in Federal Way, WA. Dumas Bay is conveniently located a 20 minute drive south of SeaTac International Airport in Seattle WA. If you are flying to the training transportation and additional lodging information will be sent to you upon request.
How to Register: Complete Registration Form and submit payment. Limited to 30 participants. Registration closes May 1st. |
Cost:
WSU commuter |
WSU lodger |
Non-WSU commuter |
Non-WSU lodger |
$225 |
$375 |
$475 |
$625 |
Includes 18 hours of training, training materials, 1 continental breakfast, 3 lunches and 3 beverage breaks |
Includes 18 hours of training, training materials, two nights lodging at Dumas Bay Centre, 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 3 beverage breaks |
Includes 18 hours of training, training materials, 3 lunches and 3 beverage breaks |
Includes 18 hours of training, training materials, two nights lodging at Dumas Bay Centre, 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 3 beverage breaks |
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Trainers: Mary Katherine Deen, Merrianneeta Nesbitt, Louise Parker, WSU Extension, Navigating Difference Trainers.
The training is based on the WSUE Cultural Competencies and is designed using key adult education theory and practice that create a safe and welcoming environment for all learners. The learning activities respect and support individual learning styles, and the participants’ life experiences are viewed as an important source of knowledge. The intent of the program is to gain knowledge and skills that can be used when engaging in a new situation/culture, rather than focusing on specific cultural knowledge.
Additional Info:
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National 4-H Program of Distinction ( pdf)
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Overview: Navigating Difference Cultural Competence Training Overview ( pdf)
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Poster: WSU Extension’s Navigating Difference Cultural Competence Training: Increasing Our Skills to Increase Our Reach Cultural Compencies Poster ( pdf)
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