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Culturally Responsive Youth Practice


We offer public training sessions (online or in-person) called Culturally Responsive Youth Practice Training (CRYP). This training takes part over two sessions, where CMY facilitators teach the skills for effective work with young people from migrant and refugee backgrounds. Each training takes 3.5 hours, is suitable for anyone working directly or indirectly with multicultural young people and includes:

Part 1: Culturally Responsive Youth Practice

  • Explore concepts of culture and its influence on worldview.
  • Examine implicit bias as it relates to cultural responsiveness.
  • Gain knowledge, skills and attitudes that support a culturally responsive approach.
  • Identify strategies for effective work with young people from migrant and refugee backgrounds.

Part 2: Young People and Settlement

  • Explore pre-migration and migration experiences of young people.
  • Build awareness of settlement experiences faced by newly-arrived young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds.
  • Identify factors which impact good settlement for young people. Introduction to the National Youth Settlement Framework.
  • Apply relevant strategies for effective work with newly-arrived young people from migrant and refugee backgrounds.
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If you’d like to speak with our team about training for you or your organisation, consultancy services, or not sure which training option is right, we’d love to hear from you. Please complete the form below and a member of CMY’s Training Team will be in touch.

  • What kind of training do you need?

  • What are your key learning outcomes?

    E.g. My team is looking to build their awareness and confidence in working with young people who are settling in regional areas, or we’d like to exapand on knowledge on areas such as Implicit bias, or dealing with racist comments.
  • Is there any other information that would be helpful for the team to know?