Blog Archive
- The 11th Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) is Coming April 27, 2022
- My Multicultural Experience April 27, 2022
- Armenian History Month April 26, 2022
- LACDMH’s Speakers Bureau Celebrates Its Second Anniversary April 26, 2022
- A True Love Story and Redemption / Una Historia de Amor y Redencion April 21, 2022
- Wonder How (I Could Be Me) April 6, 2022
- Never Mind April 5, 2022
- March Message from DMH-ARDI March 31, 2022
- Leaving Behind A Good Example March 31, 2022
- Native American Gatherings March 29, 2022
- Celebrating Sexual and Gender Diversity March 29, 2022
- Capitol Crawl to Access for All March 29, 2022
- Lunar New Year Traditions February 1, 2022
- Join LACDMH’s Cultural Competency Committee January 25, 2022
- Military Transition November 24, 2021
- What Is Culture? October 27, 2021
- National Hispanic Heritage Month September 29, 2021
- Community Care Network for Mental Health August 25, 2021
- Parasite July 26, 2021
- Breaking the Vicious Cycles of Traumas June 29, 2021
- Our Pain June 28, 2021
- Writing Passage June 7, 2021
- Inner Thoughts May 31, 2021
- Life’s Lessons April 16, 2021
- The Abundance of Simplicity March 20, 2021
Additional stories are also available in the Spring 2021 issue of the Cultural Traditions and Connections Magazine
About This Blog
The project has its roots in the Cultural Competency Committee’s “Share your Culture” initiative introduced by Co-Chairs, Mr. Sunnie Whipple and Ms. Bernice Mascher. This initiative engaged community members, consumers, family members, peers and staff alike in presenting on different aspects of their culture; thereby fostering cross-cultural learning, understanding, sensitivity, and appreciation.
The Cultural Traditions and Connections Blog came out of the need to connect with our committee members, inclusive of consumers, family members, peers, advocates, community members, colleagues and co-workers. It was fueled by the need to tell everyone that we care about what is happening within our families, our neighborhoods, our communities, our country, and our world.
We can all share and find nurturing connections by engaging in reading heartwarming articles and reflections that help us relax our tired minds, draw smiles across our faces, and comfort our spirits with a sense of collective caring found in the richness of who we are as human beings.
This blog’s content is managed by the members and staff of the Cultural Competency Committee.