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Justice in a Multi-Cultural U.S.A. Glynis Ross - Munro Competency & Performance Solutions Overview & Objectives Tampa Bay - A multicultural region What is culture? Why are we so unaware of it? Layers or strata of culture Culture in

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Justice in a Multi-Cultural U.S.A.

Glynis Ross-Munro Competency & Performance Solutions

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Overview & Objectives

Tampa Bay - A multicultural region What is culture? Why are we so unaware of it? Layers or strata of culture Culture in your profession, organization, and world What is cultural fluency? Paths of growth for the judicial community.

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Our multicultural region

Sinulog, St. Paul Church, Tampa. 5509 Lynn Rd, Tampa, FL 33624

Oslo, Norway

Skandinaviflorida.com duplicates Nobel banquet

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Multicultural Tampa Bay

Wat Mongkolratanaram 5306 Palm River Road Tampa, FL 33619 1 Tropicana Drive Saint Petersburg, Florida 33705 Tampa Downtown Riverwalk event

Tampa, FL 33619

Bayanihan Event Center 14301 Nine Eagles Drive Tampa, FL 33626

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We take culture for granted

Hi Fish! how is the water? What Water?

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Most can’t explain culture

We can’t Others can’t either

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Culture is....

  • A learned, shared system of values.
  • A world-view, developed as a system for

surviving.

  • A world of assumptions. “How we do things

around here.” “How business is done here.”

  • What we talk about or don’t talk about, how

words are used, and what they mean.

  • Culture can be national, regional, ethnic,

linguistic, generational, gender, profession, (dis)ability, corporate.

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The culture iceberg

  • What you can see or hear - obvious to

the casual observer. How we look, dress, act. Art, traditions etc.

  • Unspoken but accessible. Social

rules, core values to live, work,

  • socialize. Social interaction. Facial

expressions and eye contact.

  • Language. Tempo of work. Beauty.
  • Subconscious. Deep, learned beliefs.

What is good, right, desirable, and

  • acceptable. What is bad, wrong,

undesirable, and unacceptable.

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The culture iceberg

  • What you can see or

hear.

  • Unspoken but

accessible.

  • Subconscious.
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Professional Culture

Compare judicial culture with other professional cultures: e.g.

Social services Information Technology

Some misunderstand judicial culture

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Organizational culture

Cultural differences within your

  • wn

profession

Your

  • rganization

has a culture:

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Variation in court cultures

http://cdm16501.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/ctadmin/id/986 Communal Low Solidarity High Sociability

Autonomous Low Solidarity Low Sociability Networked High Solidarity High Sociability Hierarchical High Solidarity Low Sociability

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Wider perspectives

Universalist & Particularist cultures

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Cultural Fluency

  • The other guy sees things differently
  • We tend to think that others share our assumptions.
  • Cultural fluency is a deep, persistent awareness of the

many ways in which others have different world-views, beliefs and behaviors, attitudes, values, and practices.

  • Cultural fluency is a continual anticipation of differentness,

and a constant readiness to accept differentness as different (not right or wrong).

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The challenge?

For justice to be done, in a world of differentness. For justice to be seen to be done, for a growing percentage of the population. For justice to be experienced as done. (Restoration of some sense of completeness etc.) In an ever-increasingly multi-cultural and diverse nation.

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Thank you

Glynis@c-psolutions.com 813-598-9184