SCF’s Cultural Humility Training is a one-day, in-person training that leads participants through an experiential process of understanding one’s own experiences, beliefs, and cultural identities and how they impact the ways one sees and moves in the world. Utilizing the Cultural Proficiency Continuum as a framework, participants will:
SCF has extensive experience providing culturally-appropriate services, education, and training, and the Cultural Humility Training is taught by the same subject matter experts who provide trainings for SCF that are based on Alaska Native culture and values. Although this training is tailored for organizations providing services to Alaska Native/American Indian communities, it can be valuable for anyone serving Indigenous/Tribal/Native communities anywhere. This training will benefit providers and other direct care workers; medical directors; executive leadership; improvement personnel; and anyone seeking understanding about how culture impacts health care.
For more information about SCF’s Cultural Humility Training, or to sign up, see here. And if you have questions about the Cultural Humility Training, or any aspect of SCF’s Nuka System of Care, feel free to contact the SCF Learning Institute.