Cultural Kaleidoscope Challenging Perspectives and Building Culturally Competent Deathcare

The Cultural Kaleidoscope series challenges traditional mindsets, encouraging open, honest conversations about diverse cultural approaches to end-of-life care, grief, and mourning. This transformative program empowers deathcare professionals to provide more inclusive, compassionate support by addressing cultural competence and confronting implicit biases.

Key Details:

Dates: June 4th, 11th & 18th 2025 (Wednesdays, 11:00 AM–12:30 PM EST)
Format: Live virtual classroom (replays available)
Global Timing: Tailored for participants across North America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia
Who Should Attend: Deathcare, medical, mental health professionals, students, doulas, healthcare workers, and forensic teams
Course Objectives:

Challenge personal and professional mindsets around cultural competence
Equip participants to navigate cultural differences with respect and sensitivity
Foster deeper understanding of the intersection between culture, grief, and mourning
Provide tools for meaningful, inclusive conversations with diverse families
Individual Courses
Each approved for 1.5 hours of CE Credit through APFSP. Open to non-licensed and licensed deathcare, medical and mental health professionals, students, doulas, healthcare workers, and forensic teams.

1. Empathy in Color: Fostering Trust in Grief Support Across Cultures
Explore cultural variations in grief, learn empathetic communication strategies, and create inclusive, safe spaces for grieving individuals.

2. Heart and Heritage: Talking About Loss with Cultural Sensitivity
Gain tools for culturally sensitive conversations, honoring unique grieving practices while fostering respect and compassion.

3. Bridging the Divide: Navigating Implicit Bias in Deathcare
Identify and address implicit biases to enhance culturally competent, inclusive care in end-of-life settings.

Ready to expand your perspective and redefine your approach to deathcare?
Join us and take the next step toward creating truly inclusive and equitable services.