Name: Cultural Humility: A Humber College Documentary
Uploaded: 2017-06-15T02:11:46.000Z
Duration: 41 min 13 s
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[Father Michael Della Penna]  So I'm sitting here listening to you,

Past simple

and, uh, you're so, uh, typically diversified Canadians.

So beautiful, such a richness I see when I'm, uh, speaking to you.

And I wanted to kinda fit that into the context

the professional, the amazing talents you have,

you know, uh, I wanna say, sophisticated,

or most advancedly trained group  that'll come in here at Valley.

as college students  and this beautiful mission experience,

and you offer us something  we can't h- get.

You know, like that kinda training  and that kinda capacity.

Um, there's a lot of abuse, you know, sexual and, uh, physical.

So we always feel like, um, the only love they get is from us.

You know, like... they're like hungry for love.

and we feel like  if we can give 'em that,

you know, that, then we can build on that.

[Frankie Burg-Feret] It's our first day here,

and, uh, what we've decided to do, we're here at the clinic,

um, which is on  the Valley of the Angels grounds here.

And, uh, we decided that  this afternoon,

we're going to test all the children at the school for their hemoglobin.

there's a really high percentage  of children here in Guatemala

They have organized  all the medications today.

are going to be putting together our bags

'cause we're gonna be doing  a clinic tomorrow.

And there's a lot of details, 'cause we need all our diagnostic tools,

so that we can talk to the, the children,

Um, so lots of details, but they're all working together.

[Father Michael] And this has been,  uh, such a beautiful gift for us,

You're offering something  we've never had,

You come in  at the beginning of the year,

and that gives us the opportunity to identify all of the problems

that need, you know, immediate attention.

[Ruth Lue] You know, you wish you could do more for them,

um, but at the same time, I know that we have limited resources

So rather than focus on  what I can't do,

and I'm really motivated to do it  as best as I can for all of them.

[Cameron Woodman]  Being a paramedic, you don't get, um,

especially as a paramedic student, you don't get

as you, as you normally would  if you were a regular medic.

I thought this would be  a good experience for that.

and see how they do their, sort of, assessments

and taking your scope a little further  than what I would normally do.

After we're done  the hemoglobin tests today,

tomorrow we have, uh, we're going to a Guatemalan dump,

and we're setting up a clinic there  for the day.

I think it'll be a wealth of experience  both professionally and, uh, personally,

just being in another country, being involved in something like this,

being a member  of such an a- awesome team.

Yeah, I just think there's an enumerable amount of things

[woman 1] Yeah, so if our income  is 15 dollars a month....

[woman 2] 10.38 a week? [woman 1] Mm hmm.

You're going to work. [man] Jose's is going to work.

So now with that, with Jose going to work,

now we have to spend twelve dollars a week

[woman 2] How much do we need for the loan?

[woman 3] It doesn't say. Like, let's say Grandma was sick,

we didn't have any money, and she needed the 2.50,

we'd probably take the loan  to pay for the medicine.

[woman 4] I think it should be  a last, last resort.

[woman 2] That is- Yeah, like, ten percent on a loan?

[woman 3] But your grandma, like, I'm just saying,

if your grandmother's really sick, you just need five dollars.

[woman 1]  If Grandma needs five dollars,

I think we can lose  those extra two dollars and maybe....

[woman 2] What if we save it up over two weeks and grandma goes next week?

[woman 5] No, 'cause we don't need  21 cups of milk.

[woman 5] So Carlos is the very last hope.

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