The Cross-Cultural Understanding and Cultural Humility training was designed to ensure that all AIAN FACES study staff were rigorously trained on how to work respectfully with Region XI Head Start programs and AIAN communities. The training is a result of years of close collaboration with the AIAN FACES 2015 and 2019 Workgroups, as well as the lessons learned from conducting the two studies. The AIAN FACES training ranges from four and a half to seven hours, depending upon the role and needs of the research study staff. AIAN FACES study task leaders have trained research study staff both virtually and in person. The training reflects an ongoing commitment to fostering culturally responsive and respectful research. Although AIAN FACES focuses on research with a specific population (Region XI Head Start programs and the children and families in their communities), this guide may be used as a resource for broader early childhood research efforts with AIAN programs and communities. (author abstract)
Cross-Cultural Understanding and Cultural Humility: Training for early childhood researchers working with American Indian and Alaska Native Communities (CCU): Facilitator companion guide
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