A01=Beth Applegate
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A01=Patricia St. Onge
A01=Vicki Asakura
Author_Beth Applegate
Author_Monika K Moss
Author_Patricia St. Onge
Author_Vicki Asakura
Beth Applegate
business management
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Category=KJP
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charities
communication skills
cultural competency
Embracing Cultural Competency
Embracing Cultural Competency: A Roadmap for Nonprofit Capacity Builders
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Monika K Moss
nonprofit organizations and charities
nonprofits
Patricia St. Onge
Vicki Asakura
Product details
- ISBN 9781630263232
- Dimensions: 178 x 254mm
- Publication Date: 27 Aug 2009
- Publisher: Turner Publishing Company
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Start the Conversation No how-to” manual exists on cultural competency. And, compared to other topics in nonprofit management, little exists on the skills and strategies needed to address racism and inequity. Building cultural competency is an ongoing journey that nonprofit leaders choose to take because they know the end result will be a more inclusive, connected, and effective organization. Patricia St. Onge and her contributing authors help readers grapple with the urgent issues that can transform capacity builders into change agents in the nonprofit sector. Embracing Cultural Competency starts the dialogue on how organizations can start building capacity. Nonprofit capacity builders will discover a framework to help discuss issues related to cultural competency learn about methods, practices, and values that define cultural competency and culturally based work in nonprofit capacity building understand the complexities within ethnic communities gain insights into the nature of institutionalized racism Through a range of methodsliterature review, personal interviews, peer dialogue, insights of contributing authorsreaders get a mosaic of perspectives that surround cultural competency. Plus, the book presents the insights of authors who represent five major ethnic communities in the United States: Asian/PacificIslander, American Indian, African American, White, and Latino.
