NOW ONLINE- Working with Immigrant Communities

King County Behavioral Health & Recovery

Foreign born populations are an essential part of American life and often face many challenges when adjusting to life in a new culture. Immigrant communities also face discrimination and bigotry in the racialized culture of the United States. This workshop is designed to utilize an equity lens to help participants better engage and serve immigrant communities by looking at different factors related to human migration, growing a capacity to anticipate some core challenges immigrant communities typically face, and offer skills to improve cross-cultural communication with people from immigrant communities. Facilitated by Richard Kim, M. Div.
“This training is funded by King County MIDD, a local behavioral health sales tax.”

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NOW ONLINE- Working with Immigrant Communities

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