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HBCU Coalition Member Spotlight: Karen Mathews, MD, MHA, FAAFP
Get to know MSI Hub HBCU Coalition Member Karen M. Mathews, MD, MHA, FAAFP. She serves as the Executive Director of Health & Psychological Services in the University Health & Wellness Center at Central State University. In April, she led an incredibly informative session about HBCU student-centered mental health services and solutions that she and her team have implemented for students at Central State University for our HBCU Coalition meeting.
Advocating for Racial Equity in the US Healthcare System
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Lunch & Learn: Community Advisory Boards
Community Advisory Boards was a lively and insightful panel discussion that invited attendees to co-create shared learning and decision-making spaces that prioritized community expertise, labor, and support to address community-identified needs. CCPH shared real...
Lunch & Learn: Culturally-Responsive Dissemination
The CCPH “Lunch & Learn: Culturally Responsive Dissemination” webinar was a collaborative training panel with community and academic experts sharing their experiences and expertise around culturally responsive dissemination. Culturally-Responsive Dissemination...
Lunch & Learn: Community-Based Participatory Research
The CCPH “Lunch & Learn: Community-Based Participatory Research” webinar was a collaborative training panel with community and academic experts sharing their understanding and experiences around community-based participatory principles and research. What did...
HBCU Coalition Member Spotlight: Al Richmond, MSW
Community. Networking. Health Equity. CCPH Executive Director, Al Richmond, MSW, shares with us his connection to HBCUs, why he believes there’s an importance for CCPH to focus on Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs), and how we can scale the work being done.