CQ Spotlight: October 2021 - PDF document

CQ Spotlight October 2021 The CQ Spotlight initiative aims to showcase stories about the impactful work that CQ Certified Facilitators do at home and abroad. The CQ Spotlight for this quarter is Dustin Chandler! Dustin Chandler is the President and Co - Founder of Interaction Advisory Group (IAG). IAG specializes in training law enforcement and other first responders how to safely interact with individuals with autism spectrum disorder or other developmental disabilities. Dustin is a former police officer and is father to a child with developmental disabilities which allows him to bring a unique perspective to IAG’s training sessions. In 2021 Dustin completed both the CQ® Certified Facilitator and Unconscious Bias Train - the - Trainer certification courses. Dustin will be using his knowledge of autism, de velopmental disabilities and CQ to enhance IAG’s current training curriculum. Through a strategic partnership with the College of Human Sciences at Auburn University, Dustin will work alongside faculty to create an enhanced training curriculum that will he lp attendees have a better understanding of developmental disabilities and at the same time help them better comprehend their own CQ. “It’s critical for law enforcement to understand the nuances of developmental disabilities such as autism spectrum disorde r. I think it is important for officers to have knowledge of their own CQ to ensure fair and safe interactions with not only individuals with disabilities, but others as well,” stated Chandler. “Incorporating key components of CQ will enhance officers’ abi lity to gain understanding of others when critical decisions are being made. I understand police work and know at times, officers must make split second decisions depending on the situation. Our goal is to help officers, as we like to say, “Know Before You Go”, meaning to understand certain aspects of interactions prior to having to make decisions. Our number one priority is officer and citizen safety and fair treatment for everyone.” You can learn more about Interaction Advisory Group’s work by visiting http://www.interactionadvisorygroup.com Like what you’re reading? Sign - up for our monthly newsletter here . CQ Train - the - Trainer Unconscious Bias Train - the - Trainer Want To Become The Next CQ Spotlight? The CQ Spotlight initiative offers CQ Certified Facilitators the opportunity to showcase their CQ work with our readers on our blog page, social media, and upcoming Certified Facilitator Newsletter. To submit a request to be featured, simply email Jennifer Benbow at Jennifer.Benbow@CulturalQ.com with the following information:  Why is CQ important to you?  How has CQ impacted your life and business?  Share an important CQ experience, project, or deal. You must have attended our CQ Certification , CQ Train - the - Trainer , or Unconscious Bias Train - the - Trainer programs to qual ify. We look forward to featuring you! About the Cultural Intelligence Center The Cultural Intelligence Center is an innovative, research - based consulting and training organization that draws upon empirical findings to help executives, companies, universi ties, and government organizations assess and improve cultural intelligence (CQ) – the ability to work effectively with people from different nationalities, ethnicities, age groups, and more . We provide you with innovative solutions that improve multicult ural performance based on rigorous academic research. More information about the Cultural Intelligence Center can be found on our website located at http://www.CulturalQ.com . View & Download Original Source @ https://culturalq.com/blog/cq - spotlight - october - 2021/