How to Work with the Limited English Proficient in Human Trafficking Encounters

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$45.00

AVAILABLE CEUs
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Description

This webinar addresses how cultural competency can assist in the delivery of trauma-informed care, build trust, foster understanding and improve outcomes.
Duration: 90 minutes long.
Pre-approved CEUs: 1.5 SW Hours awarded by NASW.

This webinar addresses how social work professionals can improve communication with Limited English Proficient (LEP) individuals in human trafficking encounters. It covers the legal and ethical considerations of working with LEP victims and survivors, provides strategies for overcoming language barriers, and offers practical guidance on how to effectively collaborate with interpreters. Participants will gain essential tools to ensure language access and protect the rights of vulnerable populations.

 

Learning Objectives:

  1. Develop and understanding of how language and cultural competency play an important role in delivering trauma informed care
  2. Learn strategies for effective communication and building trust across language and communication barriers
  3. Understand best practices for working with interpreters for communication with Limited English proficiency and Deaf/Hard of Hearing survivors

 

We would like to thank everyone who made this training possible: Nate Arneson, Kathy McGibbon, Jenna Heller Cooper, LMSW, Mollie Rebecca Gordon, M.D, Dennis Mark, M. Cody Francisco, CDI, and Cory McMahon, NIC, BEI: Advanced.