Cultural Humility and Black Maternal Health in a Historical Context

Featuring: Dr. Jann Murray-García

This is the third webinar in the Maternal Health Learning and Innovation Center’s 2020 Equity and Engagement series.

Dr. Murray-Garcia is a founding faculty member and associate clinical professor at the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis. With Melanie Tervalon, Dr. Murray-García coined and developed the concept of cultural humility in her most-oft cited publication, “Cultural Humility versus Cultural Competency: A Critical Distinction in Defining Physician Training Outcomes in Multicultural Education” (Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved, 1998). A pediatrician, Dr. Murray-García received an undergraduate degree from Stanford University, her medical degree from UCSF and completed pediatric residency training at Oakland Children’s Hospital, followed by a master’s degree in Public Health from UC Berkeley. For more than a decade, Murray-García has been involved in a unique school-community-youth partnership to close racial achievement and discipline gaps in Davis, California, public schools.

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