Multilingual families speak a language other than English and discussing tissue donation with family members can be difficult for both, the family, and the healthcare professional. Because of this, it is important to learn more about the family’s culture, gender roles, cultural beliefs/customs etc. This educational activity will discuss how professionals working with multilingual families can make sure they are getting accurate information and the best care possible. Speakers will share best practices when it comes to translators, interpreters, resources, and other important considerations to create meaningful relationships based on trust and respect.

Multilingual families speak a language other than English and discussing tissue donation with family members can be difficult for both, the family, and the healthcare professional. Because of this, it is important to learn more about the family’s culture, gender roles, cultural beliefs/customs etc. This educational activity will discuss how professionals working with multilingual families can make sure they are getting accurate information and the best care possible. Speakers will share best practices when it comes to translators, interpreters, resources, and other important considerations to create meaningful relationships based on trust and respect.

The session will be focused on removing stigma from the trans community by helping people understand the trans experience (ie, what is a trans person, and what are their unique lived experiences/health needs). If people don’t know and understand “transness” how can they work on being aware of what to take into consideration.

The session will be focused on removing stigma from the trans community by helping people understand the trans experience (ie, what is a trans person, and what are their unique lived experiences/health needs). If people don’t know and understand “transness” how can they work on being aware of what to take into consideration.