Communication with citizens of non-Western background

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How communication can promote or hinder the understanding of the message

The way in which communication takes place with citizens who do not have a western origin is of great importance to whether we achieve our goals through a joint effort. Mechanisms that are determined by culture and/or religion require a pre-understanding in order for the communication to function optimally and at the same time require a responsibility from both parties in relation to whether the message comes across as we want. It can be of great importance that one understands how both the perception of pain and the view of disability depend on the individual's background, how one was brought up and which culture we were brought up in. Often the upbringing differs for those who have a non-Western background, from the norms and cultures we in the western world bring up our children according to. If you do not have a broader understanding of this, it can complicate cooperation, for example, in relation to children of parents who do not have a Western background. In this workshop, the focus will be on passing on current content in a vivid and present way. Participants are encouraged to bring cases. Razan Haugaard starts from these and will discuss and work towards a solution together with the participants. The workshop is based on Action Learning/Design Thinking, which means that the trainer will help the participants learn and observe the experiences they make while collaborating internally. In this 2-day workshop, there will be an alternation between presentations and practical exercises. There is a limited number of participants of a maximum of 20 people.

Foredragsholder: Razan Haugaard

Varighed: 15 - 720 minutter

Emner: Communication, Cooperation, Cultural differences, Culture and Society, Diversity, Inclusion og Integration

Sprog: Dansk og Engelsk

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