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C	2006	Cultural and Linguistic Competence: An International Perspective 103kb Goode Cultural and Linguistic Competence: An International Perspective 1.45MB Goode
P	2006	The Five Whys and Two (K)nots of Cultural Competence: An Australian Perspective 218kb Travaglia The Five Whys and Two (K)nots of Cultural Competence: An Australian Perspective 103kb Travaglia
C	2006	Helping Mainstream Services Become Culturally Competent: Experiences from Australia's HIV and AIDS Sector 75kb Paljor, Luisi, Eisenberg and McMahon Helping Mainstream Services Become Culturally Competent: Experiences from Australia's HIV and AIDS Sector 531kb Paljor, Luisi, Eisenberg and McMahon
C	2006	Integrating 'Cultural Competence' into 'Mainstream' Education and Training: What Does it Mean and Does it Work? 63kb Stewart Integrating 'Cultural Competence' into 'Mainstream' Education and Training: What Does it Mean and Does it Work? 1.23MB Stewart
C	2006	Creating Political and Social Environments for Cultural Competence to Flourish: the South African Experience 848kb Swartz Creating Political and Social Environments for Cultural Competence to Flourish: the South African Experience 1.20MB Swartz Creating Political and Social Environments for Cultural Competence to Flourish: the South African Experience 836kb wartz
C	2006	Whakaruruhau (Cultural Safety): Cultural Competence in Aotearoa (New Zealand) 439kb Wepa Whakaruruhau (Cultural Safety): Cultural Competence in Aotearoa (New Zealand) 1.03MB Wepa
C	2006	What Needs to Happen in Australia for Cultural Competence to Flourish? 100kb Calma
P	2005	Cultural Competence Works Order the Manual
P	2004	Culturally Competent Disability Support: A Review of the International and Australian Literature on Cultural Competence 631kb Harris This literature review details in an accessible and understandable way, the international and Australian literature on cultural competence for managers, workers, educators, students and others with an interest in providing effective support to people with disability, their families and communities. While the focus is on consumers from NESB, the nature of cultural competence means that the practices and approaches outlined are relevant for providing support to people from all backgrounds. Order the Review
P	2003	It's Okay to be Different - Anti-Racism Project 1.17MB King and Katrivesis It's Okay to be Different - Anti-Racism Project 519kb King and Katrivesis Order this publication
P	2003	Building Cultural Competence In Disability Services 475kb Landles Using the NSW Disability Services Standards framework this booklet gives ideas and suggestions for services to implement cultural competency standards as a part of core business. Order this publication

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