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Moving Toward the Diverse Workforce of the Centennial Vision

Moving Toward the Diverse Workforce of the Centennial Vision. Small Group Discussion. 1. What does “diversity” mean to you? How does diversity relate to your workplace? 2. What are some strategies that you have observed, implemented, or could do to promote diversity in the workforce?

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Moving Toward the Diverse Workforce of the Centennial Vision

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  1. Moving Toward the Diverse Workforce of the Centennial Vision

  2. Small Group Discussion 1. What does “diversity” mean to you? How does diversity relate to your workplace? 2. What are some strategies that you have observed, implemented, or could do to promote diversity in the workforce? 3. Discuss the concepts of cultural competence, cultural humility, cultural fluidity, and trans-cultural care. Why are these different? Do they matter? Why or why not?

  3. Large Group Discussion • What were some of the perspectives discussed by your group? Were there any insights or epiphanies you would like to share? • Are there any other supports or barriers to promoting diversity in your workplace or university that you have observed?

  4. Recommendations for the Future • Invest in people—it can make all the difference • Tell people who you are and what you do. Advocate for what you are doing, and look for teachable moments • Be an advocate in/for your community. Look for volunteer opportunities to speak at local schools or career fairs • Create volunteer/observation opportunities for youth • Do not underestimate the one minute elevator speech. You can change a life in a minute • Provide opportunities for structured and unstructured mentorship on multiple organizational levels • Provide financial support for Conference and/or Conclave • Strategize inclusion of OT in career interest tools/events • Be strategic about recruitment and have high expectations

  5. Recommendations for the Future

  6. Questions?

  7. Contact Information • Cristina Reyes Smith, OTD, OTR/L; Medical University of South Carolina (Charleston, SC); (843) 814-7917; smithcris@musc.edu • AramehAnvarizadeh, OTD, OTR/L; California Children’s Services (Los Angeles, CA); (213) 820-3260; anvariza@gmail.com • D’Andre Holland, OTD, OTR/L; Every Child Achieves (Los Angeles, CA); (317) 445-8573; deehollandOT1209@gmail.com • Catherine Hoyt Drazen, OTD, OTR/L; Washington University in St. Louis (St. Louis, MO); (301) 467-0177; hoytc@wusm.wustl.edu • Nadine Kwebetchou, MS, OTR/L; VA Palo Alto (Palo Alto, CA); (443) 562 -3774; nadine.kwebetchou@gmail.com • Stacy Wilson, MS, OTR/L; WakeMed Health and Hospital (Raleigh, NC); (336) 847-0093; mrstacywilson@gmail.com

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