Full course description
Description
This training focuses on understanding migration and refugee status as critical social determinants of health. Participants will explore how social work practice can integrate trauma-informed, human rights-based approaches to better serve migrant and refugee populations. Emphasis is placed on cultural humility, interdisciplinary collaboration, and fostering meaningful participation from clients with lived experiences.
Target Audience
Social work students, educators, and practitioners engaged in working with migrant and refugee communities.
Learning Outcomes
After completing this training, you will be able to:
- Recognize how migration status impacts health and well-being.
- Employ cultural humility and trauma-informed care in social work practice.
- Identify best practices for integrating human rights and social justice frameworks into client interactions.
- Develop interdisciplinary and participatory approaches to address the needs of migrants and refugees.