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Chapter 8: Sensitivity to Culture in Systems of Care Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Access to Mental Health Services for Youth in the United States Kathleen J. Pottick, in Tian, Lynn A. Warner Effective Mental Health Interventions for African American Children Attending Urban Schools Laura Nabors, Dana Rofey, Irina S. Parkins SOC Administrator and Service Provider Comparisons on Factors Related to Cultural Competence Eleanor Blair Hilty, Scott W. Minor, Maria E. Fernandez Development of Clinical Guidelines for Rating the CAFAS with First Nations Children and Youth Melanie Barwick, H. Bruce Ferguson, John Schmidt Provider/Client Assessment Congruence and Service Access Catherine Woodstock Striley, Arlene Rubin Stiffman, Edward Spitznagel Suicide Attempts and Service Use in American Indian Adolescents Stacey Freedenthal, Arlene Rubin Stiffman, Emily Ostmann Brief Symposium: Social, Cultural, and Economic Factors Impacting the Well-being of Children and Families in Chile, Colombia, and Mexico Chair: Ricardo Contreras Co-Chair: Teresa Nesman Symposium Introduction Ricardo Contreras Building Transnational Communities: The Hidalgo-Clearwater Connection Maria Crummett, Ella Schmidt Looking our Children in the Eyes: Combating Extreme Poverty in Tamaulipas, Mexico – Project 40 Jorge Trujillo Bautista Sociogram: An Application of Disaster Prevention, Medellín, Colombia 2002 Jorge Iván López Jaramillo Strengthening Men’s Rights to Participate in the Raising of Their Children Sabine Romero Relationship Between the Family and Socio-Academic Performance of High School Students in Tamaulipas, Mexico Ana Lucía Montemayor Marin, Silvia Vásquez Symposium Discussion Ricardo Contreras

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