cultural proficiency

Dr. Delores Lindsey retired as Associate Professor at Cal State San Marcos, San Marcos, and continues to serve as guest lecturer and education consultant. Prior to coming to the University she served as a middle grades and high school teacher, assistant principal, principal, and county office of education administrator. Dr. Lindsey’s primary area of research is studying, creating, and sustaining Culturally Proficient teaching and learning environments. Using the lens of Cultural Proficiency, Dr. Lindsey helps educational leaders examine their policies and practices, as well as their individual beliefs and values about cross-cultural communication. Her message to her audiences focuses on socially just educational practices and diversity as assets to be nurtured. She facilitates educators to develop their own inquiry and action research. Her favorite reflective question is: Are we who we say we are?

She has co-authored numerous books on Cultural Proficiency and the role of equity and access for educating all students.

Twitter
LinkedIn
THE CENTER FOR CULTURALLY PROFICIENT EDUCATIONAL PRACTICE
Leading While Female Book

We'd love to hear from our listeners!

Connect with Dr. Renae Bryant:

Twitter
Instagram
LinkedIn

Connect with Lynette White:

ConnectED
Twitter
Instagram
LinkedIn
Lynette White

Issues surrounding race continue to trouble our society, and no group is more aware of this than social workers. Race and racism are often at the center of their important work as well as their careers.

R.A. Sexton, Clinical Supervisor with Retreat Behavioral Health, is with us this time on the Corner addressing race and white supremacy in social work.

Join us on The Behavioral Corner to learn more about this most important topic.

-------------------------------
The Behavioral Corner is produced in partnership with Retreat Behavioral Health -- where healing happens.