Developing Cross-Cultural Competence: A Guide for Working with Children and Their Families
by Eleanor W. Lynch Ph.D., Marci J. Hanson Ph.D., Sam Chan Ph.D., Dr. Deborah Chen Ph.D., Tawara D. Goode M.A. M.A., Vivian Jackson "M.S.W. Ph.D.", Namita Jacob Ph.D., Jennie Joe "M.P.H. M.A.", Wendy Jones "M.Ed. M.S.W.", Randi Malach Ccc-Slp, Noreen Mokuau D.S.W., Rosa Santos Ph.D., Virginia-Shirin Sharifzadeh Ph.D., Pemerika Tauiliæili M.A., Maria Zuniga "M.S.W. Ph.D."
Developing Cross-Cultural Competence is a guide for professionals and students who work with children and their families. Drawing on a multidisciplinary authorship, the book centers cultural understanding and responsive practice, offering a useful resource for navigating cross-cultural relationships in educational, clinical, and community settings.
About This Book
Developing Cross-Cultural Competence focuses on working with children and their families across cultural contexts.
This guide addresses the importance of cultural understanding in professional practice.
Written by a multidisciplinary group of authors, it offers a collaborative perspective on cross-cultural competence.
It is suited to readers seeking guidance for more culturally responsive work with children and families.
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