Sentences with phrase «ensure cultural security»
Governments also have an obligation to ensure cultural security in service delivery and cultural competency of their staff working in our communities.
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In this regard, the child protection system has a role in working with us to strengthen families and ensuring the cultural security of our communities.
Not exact matches
To ensure national security, states need institutional, cultural, economic and physical security, he argued.
Cultural security is subtly different from cultural safety and imposes a stronger obligation on those that work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to move beyond «cultural awareness» to actively ensuring that cultural needs are met for indiCultural security is subtly different from cultural safety and imposes a stronger obligation on those that work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to move beyond «cultural awareness» to actively ensuring that cultural needs are met for indicultural safety and imposes a stronger obligation on those that work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to move beyond «cultural awareness» to actively ensuring that cultural needs are met for indicultural awareness» to actively ensuring that cultural needs are met for indicultural needs are met for individuals.
Cultural security on the other hand, speaks more to the obligations of those working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to ensure that there are policies and practices in place so that all interactions adequately meet culturaCultural security on the other hand, speaks more to the obligations of those working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to ensure that there are policies and practices in place so that all interactions adequately meet culturalcultural needs.
Cultural security, on the other hand, speaks more to the obligations of those working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to ensure that there are policies and practices in place to guarantee that all interactions adequately meet culturaCultural security, on the other hand, speaks more to the obligations of those working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to ensure that there are policies and practices in place to guarantee that all interactions adequately meet culturalcultural needs.
I also discuss in Chapter 4 the importance of ensuring that structures that intend to promote our development are reinforced by culturally relevant frameworks that promote cultural safety and security, and culturally appropriate conflict management mechanisms.