Promoting Cultural Competency for Legal Aid and Pro Bono Attorneys

Overview

The PowerPoint presentation provides a basis of cultural competence and its importance and provides sample interactive examples to apply cultural competency learnings. The slides are from an in-person panel including Patti Hageman, Elizabeta Markuci, Vidhya Ragnathan, moderated by Angela Izano. These slides may be useful as a guideline for someone who is planning a presentation. (Date unknown)

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