Using Art-Based Multicultural Interventions to Reduce Counselor Trainees' Ethnocentrism

Shiflett, Cheryl; McAuliffe, Garrett J.; Deaver, Sarah P.

doi:10.7729/92.1153

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“…We relied on this approach as there is a paucity of literature describing culturally significant art participation as an intervention. Some evidence of its success has included using art to challenge ethnocentric views among graduate students in historically divested and racial minority communities (Shiflett et al, 2017) and during vulnerable moments in the life course (Crane et al, 2020).…”

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Mural Painting to Collect Sensitizing Data and Encourage Research Participation Among U.S. Latinos

Martinez-Hollingsworth

Hernández

Edwards

et al. 2021

Health Promotion Practice

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Purpose To describe a mural-based intervention that can be implemented in partnership with community members in Latino neighborhoods in order to improve awareness of barriers to recruitment/retention of U.S. Latinos in clinical research, while augmenting researchers’ access to sensitizing concepts critical for rigorous study design. Background Latinos in the United States suffer disproportionately from several chronic illnesses but are underrepresented as researchers and participants in National Institutes of Health–funded research. This lack of representation inhibits a nuanced awareness of the health needs of U.S. Latinos and hampers efforts to address a persistent lack of health equity among U.S. Latinos and other communities of color. Art-based interventions implemented in Latino communities are increasingly being recognized for their ability to bridge this gap and positively affect the quality and quantity of research partnerships between clinical researchers and U.S. Latinos. Method This article describes a mural-based intervention piloted in two predominantly Latino neighborhoods between 2016 and 2020. The design of this method was guided by community partnered participatory research practices and involved an Assessment–Diagnosis–Planning–Implementation–Evaluation approach. Results Mural painting addressed many of the participation challenges often associated with underrepresentation of Latinos in academic research and allowed for sensitizing interviews with key community members surrounding topics of interest to the research team. Conclusion Research methods that acknowledge traditional art forms, such as mural painting, create a space for building trust and spark interest in future research participation, while augmenting researchers’ access to sensitizing concepts that may improve the cultural competence of future studies, projects, and interventions.

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Mural Painting to Collect Sensitizing Data and Encourage Research Participation Among U.S. Latinos

Martinez-Hollingsworth

Hernández

Edwards

et al. 2021

Health Promotion Practice

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“…Several authors promoted use of reflective writing practices within the context of experiential learning (Woodbridge & O’Beirne, 2017; Ziomek‐Daigle, 2017). Finally, contributions included qualitative exploration of an abstinence project within an addictions course (Yates, DeLeon, & Rapp, 2017), a Cultural De‐Centering Activity‐Visual in a multicultural course (Shiflett, McAuliffe, & Deaver, 2017), and an international videoconference exchange (Meekums, Wathen, & Koltz, 2017).…”

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Counselor Education and Supervision: 2017 Inaugural Review

Minton

2019

Couns Edu & Supervision

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Pintura Mural para Recolectar Datos Sensibilizantes y Fomentar la Participación en la Investigación Entre los Latinos de EE. UU

Martinez-Hollingsworth

Hernández

Edwards

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Health Promotion Practice

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Proposito. Describir una intervención de murales implementadas con comunidad envecindarios Latinos para elevar conciencia de barreras delreclutamiento/retención de Latinos en EE. UU. en la investigación clínica,y aumentar acceso de los investigadores a conceptos de sensibilización críticos para el riguroso diseño de estudios. Fondo. Latinos en EE. UU. sufren desproporcionada de varias enfermedadescrónicas, pero son subrepresentados como investigadores y participantesen investigaciones financiadas por Institutos Nacionales de Salud. Faltade representación inhibe conciencia de necesidades Latinas para la saludy obstaculiza esfuerzos para abordar la falta de equidad en comunidadesdiversas. Las intervenciones de arte en comunidades Latinas siguensiendo reconocidas por capacidad a cerrar brechas e incrementar lacalidad y cantidad de asociaciones de investigación entre investigadores y Latinos. Método. Este artículo describe una intervención de murales puesta a prueba endos vecindarios mayormente Latinos entre 2016 y 2020. El método deldiseño fue guiado por prácticas de investigación participativas con lacomunidad enfocadas en Evaluación-Diagnóstico Planificación- Implementación-Evaluación. Resultados. Los murales abordaron muchos desafíos de participación que a menudo se asocian con la subrepresentación de los Latinos en la investigación académica y permitió entrevistas de sensibilización con miembros clave de la comunidad sobre temas de interés para investigación. Conclusión. Los métodos de investigación que reconocen las formas de arte tradicionales, como murales, crean espacio para generar confianza e iniciar interés en la participación en investigaciones, y aumentan acceso

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Using Art-Based Multicultural Interventions to Reduce Counselor Trainees' Ethnocentrism

Cited by 3 publications

References 28 publications

Mural Painting to Collect Sensitizing Data and Encourage Research Participation Among U.S. Latinos

Mural Painting to Collect Sensitizing Data and Encourage Research Participation Among U.S. Latinos

Counselor Education and Supervision: 2017 Inaugural Review

Pintura Mural para Recolectar Datos Sensibilizantes y Fomentar la Participación en la Investigación Entre los Latinos de EE. UU

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