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Good concepts and presentation but the music early on is distracting.

This is a documentary about Tervalon's and Murray-Garcia's very important work, and discussions among their peers. Well done Health Education student project. More of a grass-roots perspective might have been interesting, but I understand that cultural humility is especially important for people working in the health sector.

Omg!!! Dr. Simms-Mackey is the absolute BEST!!

This is a touching and informative video. thank you for your work

So much to learn...

Years later this video and these concepts are just as relevant. Thank you so much!

Cultural humility is such an exciting concept, and requiring that social and legal institutions recognize that people know what they want and respond in such ways would significantly mitigate institutional retraumatization. I personally resonate with this as a survivor of domestic violence who has been greatly traumatized by the court system's lack of discretion in domestic violence situations involving an abuser who does not live in the same jurisdiction as the abused. The institution needs to become more flexible and responsive to the different experiences of survivors of violence, even when personal jurisdiction can not be established. I am watching this for my Master's in social work class at the University of Chicago.

What an eye opening and inspiring presentation. I cannot wait to share this with my maternal health nursing students and get their reactions and perspectives on this.

Thank you for the reminders. I need to keep learning on loop 🧬🌀💃 🐚 🥀🌱🌘

EdTalk on handling Ego: th-cam.com/video/PDvnjMzI6v8/w-d-xo.html

Vivian! I was your student <3 I love you ;) I'm sharing this video with my hospice team in Flagstaff Arizona. Thank you.

Powerfully beautiful. thank you.

16:20 Cultural Humility in Community Based Participatory Research

What I dislike most, as it pertains to these ideals, is that certain groups want everyone else to be sensitive to their distinct needs& struggles. However, they are rarely, if ever, concerned about the various issues& hardships of others. If anyone dares calls them out on this glaring reality,, those persons run the risks of encountering serious attacks or harm.

I love this video and I show it to all new employees, but why is the cc only in English?

This was a beautiful and helpful video. Thanks so much!!

This goes back to personal bias. In the world of service (medical, social work, teaching) one must drop biases when servicing the public. Great video, but we need to call a duck a duck instead of a goat.

Musics to loud 🤰🏿

amazing video, amazing message, amazing soundtrack!

So inspiring! 🙏Thank you so much - these 28 minutes have planted a priceless seed in my life and I'm already grateful for the fruit it'll bear.

Had to watch this for work, but I'm glad I did. It is sad to think about how similar things are from 1991 to 2021, but this video is well done and offers food for thought and ideas about how to be better.

Thank you so much for this video. I continually learn and progress through videos like this, and I appreciate your time and knowledge!

Vivian Chavez was my undergrad professor for Health Education at SFSU! So proud to see her thrive and continue this work. I am now watching this for my Masters In Social Work :)

I had to watch this for my Master's in Social Work and it opened my eyes of how much I do not know about the world around me. I should ask the uncomfortable questions to become familiar. We are always learning.

This is content-free academic fraud.

Thank you for creating such a colorful, informative, reflective & uplifting piece.

This is so powerful! A colleague of mine shared this with a group of social work and nursing students we are supervising. So empowering and challenging!

This video was spot on! The world needs this right now! The world needed for the past 400 years. Thank you!

Are we going to blind ourselves to the fact that this lady is pulling a Rachel Dolezal? Are are we supposed to blind ourselves to the fact that she is obviously white? Like she wants to be a victim so bad she is lying about her race. It also kind of argues against her point about institutional racism. Like let's assume she is actually black if America was so racist wouldn't she try and hide the fact that she is black not parade it around? Last time I checked during 60's and before African Americans used make-up to try and be pale to look white because there was actual institutional racism against African Americans. I doubt if you were in an actual oppressed group you would try and make a big deal about being in the "oppressed group" especially if you could pass as being part of the "oppressor group". Like this makes no sense. She is a white lady trying to be black because she wants the perks that come with being a supposed victim. Germans weren't saying they were Jews during the holocaust and whites weren't saying they were black during Jim Crow because during those times they were actually being put down by the system. Not today. That's why white people like her are lying about their racial heritage then they con dumb white people who pay them money to listen to them call them a racist for an hour also if the country was so racist I doubt people like Ibram X. Kendi could make millions calling people racist. While at the same time while they claim they are Anti-racist but they are saying and proposing almost all the same evil tripe the racists in the 60's and the past proposed. I love how judging people by their character is not good enough. You apparently have to look at skin color and then make a judgement and then you call it anti racist. lol academia is a joke. I'm gonna stick to what MLK said and judge people's character and not their skin. but idiots like these people will say I'm not an antiracist.

GREAT VIDEO VIVIAN!

a participatory research, good practice

Nice video

A very Good Research

"Cultural Humility in Community Based Participatory Research & Education" - a very good presentation.

Nice views on cultural humanity

nice information

Informative video

Great cultural humility in education. Thanks and regards Dr BASSA SATYANNARAYANA

Very interesting documentary on cultural humility

Informative documentary on Cultural Humility

Very important video on cultural humility.

Nice documentary

nice

Informative session on Cultural Humility in Community Based Participatory Research & Education

Cultural Humility in Education ....an interesting topic

ok got some idea about community research. But still lot to explore

A very enriching experience and good learning on "Cultural Humanity". The documentary is very informative.

Very interesting discussion on cultural humility

Helpful session on "Cultural Humility in Community Based Participatory Research & Education".

Excellent discussion..thank you