The CDH is pleased to offer a new seminar series for those interested in gaining a foundation in principles of culture, identity, and communication. Content will focus on identifying and developing communication skills for more effective interacftions across all settings and cultures.

The Foundations of Communication - Part I
(Due to technological difficulties, we are unable to present this webcast; the presentation will be offered, captured, and posted at a future date.)

The Foundations of Communication - Part II

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Culturally Competent Care: How Competency Relates to Organizational Perfomance
This course is led by Gladys Benevides, a recognized expert in Civil Rights law and Affirmative Action. Ms. Benevides has a wide breadth of experience providing advice and counsel to organizations nationally, including federal, state and local agencies/departments. She is actively involved in issues and concerns related to human resources, workforce development, employment relations, client services and community/public relations. Ms. Benevides has served as the Director/Equal Employment Opportunity Officer of the Affirmative Action/Civil Rights Compliance Office in the Division of Management and Technology with the State of Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services.

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