Addressing Gaps In Emergency Preparedness
Beyong Basic Skills: The Deeper Need
Current first aid education often overlooks crucial human and social factors, leading to an incomplete and potentially inequitable response in emergencies.
Implicit Bias Awareness
Traditional CPR training rarely addresses how unconscious biases can interfere with life-saving actions, affecting who receives care.
Cultural Humility
Responders often lack the understanding to act effectively and respectfully across diverse cultural backgrounds.
Accesability & Accomadations
Learning materials are not always designed to be accessible and effective for individuals with diverse learning styles or disabilities.
Implicit Bias Discussions
Understanding Unconscious Biases
Our Implicit bias discussions delve into recognizing and addressing unconscious biases that may impact our decision-making and interactions. By fostering awareness and understanding, we aim to promote fair treatment and create a more inclusive environment.
Cultural Humility
Embracing Diversity
Embrace diversity through engaging in our Cultural Humility discussion, where you'll learn to approach cultural differences with respect, curiosity, and openness. By adopting a humble and reflective attitude, you can enhance your intercultural competence and better serve diverse populations.
Universal Design for Learning
We provide high-quality CPR and first aid training, adhering to American Heart Association standards and Universal Design for Learning principles for maximum accessibility and effectiveness, particularly benefiting individuals with disabilities.