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According to Stockman, Blount, and Robinson's MMI Survey, curriculur infusion without a specific course was the most common method of MMI infusion. Faculty preparation for MMI infusion most frequently involved clinical experience and CEUs and least commonly used an MMI foundational course. Faculty identified CEUs and Web resources as the most desired resources for further MMI preparation:
Cultural Interface Grid
A cultural interface grid was developed to assist CSD students and communication disorder specialists to understand how the elements of culture may influence the clinical procedures that are common across audiology and speech-language pathology.
Models of sample syllabi and instructional activities
Suggested models of sample syllabi and instructional activities for implementing a MMI foundational course and/or infusing MMI within a given course.
ASHA Practice Policy Documents
ASHA documents can be found in the ASHA Practice Policy section of the Web site.
Web Site Resources
The following Web sites provide information that can assist with MMI knowledge and preparation. The list is a representative compilation of sites and is not meant to be all-inclusive nor imply endorsement of a particular site.
Audio Visual Resources
ASHA Self-Study Educational Products
The following video resources are categorized by cultures that include
American | (Dis)Ability Culture | Gender/Sexual Orientation | African American | Native American | Latino/a | Arab/Middle Eastern | Social Class
American
The Story of English[videorecording]
Director: William Cran
Studio: Home Vison Entertainment, c1986.
American Tongues[videorecording]
Director: Louis Alvarez and Andrew Kolker
Produced by: Center for New American Media, c1986.
Demographics are Changing: Improving Skills to Better Serve Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Preschooler, Their Families and Communities[teleseminar]
Produced by: The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, April, 1996.
Off track[videorecording]
Director: Markie Hancock
Produced by: Hancock Productions
New York, NY: Teachers College, c1998
Starting small[videorecording]
Produced by Margie McGovern Inc. for Teaching Tolerance,
a project of the Southern Poverty Law Center
Montgomery, AL: Margie McGovern, c1997
Cultural bias in education[videorecording]
Produced by: Linda Cuellar
Princeton, N.J.: Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c1992
Why value diversity?[videorecording]
Produced by Master Communications Group, Inc. in cooperation with the Professional Development Group
Princeton, N.J.: Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c1991
Valuing diversity.Part I, Managing differences [videorecording]
Produced by: Copeland Griggs Productions in association with Price M. Cobbs
San Francisco: Copeland Griggs, c1987
Valuing diversity. Part II, Diversity at work [videorecording]
Produced by: Copeland Griggs Productions in association with Price M. Cobbs
San Francisco, CA: Copeland Griggs, c1987
Valuing diversity. Part III, Communicating across cultures [videorecording]
Produced by: Copeland Griggs Productions in association with Price M. Cobbs
San Francisco, CA: Copeland Griggs, c1987
Affirmative Action versus Reverse Discrimination[videorecording]
Produced by Columbia University Seminars on Media and Society, in association with WNET/New York and WTTW/Chicago
Annenberg/CPB Project; Santa Barbara, CA: Intellimation, c1984
(Dis)Ability Culture
Without pity[videorecording]
Home Box Office
Produced, written, and directed by: Michael Mierendorf
Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c1997
A Video Guide to (Dis)ability Awareness[videorecording]
Produced by: Idea Bank production
Tucson, AZ
Distributed by Medfilms, c1993
My body is not who I am[videorecording]
Produced by: Dr. Jeanne Putnam
Sherborn, MA: Aquarius Productions, c1993
Positive images[videorecording]: Portraits of Women with Disabilities
Produced by: Julie Harrison and Harilyn Rousso
New York, NY: Women Make Movies, c1989
Sound and Fury[videorecording] Two deaf families clash in their views about the need for cochlear implants.
Directed by: Josh Aronson
Produced by: Roger Weisberg and Jackie Roth, c 2000
Gender/Sexual Orientation
It's Elementary[videorecording]: talking about gay issues in school
Directed by: Debra Chasnoff
Produced by: Helen S. Cohen and Debra Chasnof, New Day Films
San Francisco, CA: Women's Educational Media, c1996
Gender Roles. Education (Gender & Education)[videorecording]
Directed by: Danielle Hunt
Executive Producer: Eugene Williams
New York, NY: Insight Media, c1995
Science and Gender[videorecording]
Evelyn Fox Keller
Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c1994
African American
Black is-- Black ain't[videorecording]: A Personal Journey through Black identity
Independent Television Service
San Francisco, CA: California Newsreel, c1995
The "Ebonics" Controversy: Educational and Clinical Implications.
National Black Association for Speech, Language and Hearing
HearingNBASLH2@aol.com, April, 1997
Pride & Prejudice[videorecording]: a history of black culture in America
Project director: Jonathan Burack
Directed by: Jon Aleckson
Knowledge Unlimited by Golden Communications Associates
Madison, WI: Knowledge Unlimited, c1994
The Issue is Race[videorecording]
Produced by: WGBH Boston in association with Time Magazine
Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c1992
True Colors[videorecording]
Produced by: ABC News
Buffalo, IL: CorVision Media, c1991
Blue Eyed[videorecording]
Produced by Claus Strigel and Bertram Verhaag
San Francisco, CA: California Newsreal, c1996
Native American
Searching for a Native American Identity[videorecording]
Produced and directed by: Catherine Tatge
Executive editor: Bill Moyers
Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c1994
How the West was Lost: Volume 1: A Clash of cultures; I will fight No More, Forever[videorecording]
Producer/director: Chris Wheeler
Producer, Sonny Hutchinson; a presentation of Discovery Networks and 9K*USA-TV. [S.l.]: Discovery Channel
Bethesda, MD: Distributed by Discovery Enterprises Group, c1993
Native American Cultures in the U.S.A.[videorecording]
the Board of Governors Universities in cooperation with Governors State University
a production of Communications Services
Producer/director: Tony Labriola
Shawnee Mission, KA: Distributed by RMI Media Productions, c1993.
Latino/a
The Status of Latina Women[videorecording]
Alamo Public Telecommunications Council; KLRN, San Antonio.
Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities and Sciences, c1992.
Birthright : Growing up Hispanic[videorecording]
Directed by: Luis R. Torres
Produced by: Jesús S. Treviño
Phoenix, AZ: KAET-TV; New York, NY: Cinema Guild, c1988.
Arab/Middle Eastern
Tales from Arab Detroit[videorecording]
Producers: Sally Howell and Joan Mandell in association with ACCESS and Olive Branch Productions
New Day Films: Hohokus, NJ, c1995.
Benaat Chicago(daughters of Chicago): Growing up Arab and Female in Chicago
Director: Jennifer Bing-Canar and Mary Zerkel
Arab Film Distribution: Seattle, WA, c2003.
Social Class
People Like Us: Social Class in American.
Producers/Directors: Louis Alvarez and Andrew Kolker.
Co-Producer and Editor: Peter Odabashian.
Distributor: Center for New American Media: Hohokus, NJ, c2001
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