Chapter 1 Introduction: Examining the Nexus of Race, Culture and Disability
Chapter 2 “Ways of Seeing” in Race and Disability Research
Chapter 3 Disability Identity and Racial-Cultural Identity Development: Points of Convergence, Divergence, and Interplay
Chapter 4 Psychological Testing and Multicultural Populations
Chapter 5 Access to Vocational Rehabilitation Services for Black Latinos with Disabilities: Colorism in the 21st Century
Chapter 6 Challenges to Providing Culturally Competent Care in Medical Rehabilitation Settings: Defining an Evidence-Based Behavioral Research Agenda and Examining Recent Advances with African Americans
Chapter 7 Cultural Diversity and How It May Differ for Programs and Providers Serving People with Psychiatric Disabilities
Chapter 8 Community Infrastructure and Employment Opportunities for American Indians and Alaska Natives with Disabilities Living on Tribal Lands
Chapter 9 Employment and Rehabilitation Issues for Racially and Ethnically Diverse Women with Disabilities
Chapter 10 Cross-Cultural Issues for Asian Pacific Americans with Disabilities in the Vocational Rehabilitation System
Chapter 11 Cultural Competence Education in Rehabilitation
Chapter 12 A Three-Dimensional Model for Assessing People with Disabilities from Multicultural Backgrounds
Chapter 13 Theory and Research on Ethical Decision-Making Models: Implications for Multicultural Rehabilitation Counseling
Chapter 14 Cultural Competence: A Review of Conceptual Frameworks
Chapter 15 Evaluation Capacity Building: A Cultural and Contextual Framework
Chapter 16 A Systems Approach to Placement: A Culturally Sensitive Model for People with Disabilities
Chapter 17 Exploring Cultural Competence: Implications for Research
Chapter 18 Race, Disability & Culture: Implications for Practice in Rehabilitation
Chapter 19 Race, Culture, and Disability: Implications for Training and Educating Future Generations
Chapter 20 Conclusion: How race, culture and disability intersect: Pragmatic and generative perspectives
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