COVID-19 Webinars
The importance of partnerships in crisis is front and center as we confront the global COVID-19 pandemic.
The importance of partnerships in crisis is front and center as we continue in our efforts to mitigate the impact of COVID-19.
Community-Campus Partnerships for Health and the UNC Center for Health Equity Research at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill sponsored this series of webinars entitled “Communities in Partnership: Ensuring Equity in the time of COVID-19.
This Series was held from April to June 2021 in response to a need for information on the impact of COVID-19 in diverse communities.
You are invited to watch our past sessions where we highlight the disparate impact of the disease in the most vulnerable communities in our nation. Please see below for information on each session.
Past Sessions:
All the sessions have been archived here along with the recordings presentations related to resources.
Lunch & Learn: Participatory Budgeting Event Recap
The CCPH “Lunch & Learn: Participatory Budgeting” webinar was a collaborative training panel with community and academic experts sharing their experiences advocating for fair budgetary structures and practices by relying on community expertise to address...
APHA Press Book Launch of Race and Research 2nd Edition Webinar
Community-Campus Partnerships for Health (CCPH) is partnering with APHA Press to host a webinar book symposium to promote the 2nd edition of “Race and Research: Perspectives on Minority Participation in Health Studies.” Senior editors and contributing authors will describe the work followed by a moderated discussion on the topic of community engagement to address health disparities in research.
From Data to Equity: Telling the Story of North Carolina HBCUs Using the All of Us Dataset to Address Health Disparities
The All of Us HBCU Road Tour is coming to Greensboro, NC! Join us and our hosts, North Carolina A&T State University and its Center of Excellence for Integrative Health Disparities and Equity Research (CIHDER), for this in-person event.
Ways of Knowing Kickoff Event Reflections
Funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and co-hosted by Evidence for Action and Partners for Advancing Health Equity, the Ways of Knowing Symposia consists of five collaborative events. These events aim to cultivate a more holistic appreciation of the different...
CEACR Speaker Series: Community-Centered Research Design
This webinar explores considerations and strategies for engaging in participatory research processes with community members and organizations, including: study design, partnership structures, engagement planning, and bidirectional communication
Help us welcome Angela Franklin to the CCPH team
We are excited to have Angela Franklin join the CCPH team as an Engagement Lead. She will primarily support the All of Us HBCU Road Tour
Using the All of Us Researcher Workbench to Drive Action for Health Equity Event Recap
Thank you for joining us on the latest stop of the All of Us HBCU Road Tour at Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee.
All of Us HBCU Road Tour Heads to Jackson, Mississippi
From Data to Equity: How Mississippi HBCUs are moving health research and teaching forward with the All of Us database – and how you can too!
How HBCUs are Shaping the Future of Health Through Funding and Workforce Development
Date & Time: Thursday, April 11, 2024 | 1:00-2:00 PM EDT Description: The purpose of the HBCU coalition meeting is to serve as a gathering space for members to share their experiences and expertise in relation to the chosen topic. It is an opportunity for group...
Unsung Heroes: NCBON 18th Anniversary Celebration Community Reception
Each year, the National Community-Based Organization Network (NCBON) hosts a reception highlighting the individuals who worked diligently for the greater good of the community and deserve to be recognized and celebrated. The NCBON 18th Anniversary Celebration...
NC CEAL – Engaging Community Health Workers to Achieve Health Equity in North Carolina
Engaging Community Health Workers to Achieve Health Equity in North Carolina was a capacity-building training hosted by NC CEAL and CCPH. The training provided an up to date overview of community health workers (CHWs) in North Carolina.
By participating in the training, participants were able to gain better insights about CHWs’ lived experiences to inform their health equity work, creating new connections between community members and CHWs and identifying best practices on how to engage CHWs in their communities. .
CCPH Welcomes RADx-UP Engagement Specialist, Aliyha Hill, MPH
We are excited to have Aliyha Hill join the CCPH team as an Engagement Specialist. She will primarily support the RADx-UP initiative.
All of Us HBCU Road Tour Heads to Nashville
Join us virtually or in person for our next stop on the All of Us HBCU Road Tour at Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee.
HBCU Health Coalition – How HBCUs Are Shaping the Future of Health
Date & Time: Thursday, February 8, 2024 | 1:00-2:00 PM EDT Description: The HBCU Health Coalition is a national network of leaders from HBCUs working to advance health equity through community engagement and community-engaged research. In this inaugural session...
Reflections & Reconnection
Messages from the CCPH Leadership TeamThe haste to end the year should always be met with a moment of reflection. The obvious response is that the year went by too fast. I encourage us all to allow space for the gratitude of service to others. I am grateful that CCPH...
Lunch & Learn: Qualitative Research 101
Qualitative Research 101 was a timely and insightful panel discussion that invited attendees to consider how the community informs qualitative research. By participating in this session, we hope that attendees can: 1) understand how the community can strengthen...
CCPH Builds Relationships an APHA 2023 Recap
In mid-November, some of the Community-Campus Partnerships for Health (CCPH) team flew into Atlanta, Georgia, to attend the premier public health event of the year, the American Public Health Association (APHA) Annual Meeting & Expo 2023. The 4-day event allowed...
Lunch & Learn: Sustaining Partnerships
Sustaining Partnerships was a thoughtful and insightful panel discussion that invited attendees to consider sustainability-based practices to maintain equitable community-academic partnerships through funding cycles. By participating in this session, we hope that...
Join Us to Celebrate Researcher Academy’s New Institutional Champions
Join this webinar—part of the HBCU Road Tour series—to learn about the six new Institutional Champions in the All of Us Researcher Academy. Our featured presenters include Dr. Muhammed Idris, Morehouse School of Medicine, and Dr. Leah Floyd, Shaw University, who will share updates on their work as part of this second group of funded institutions.
Lunch & Learn: Managing Project Wrap-Up
Managing Project Wrap-Up followed October’s Lunch & Learn workshop on Managing Project Start-Up and invited attendees to consider closing protocols in their community-academic research projects. By participating in this session, we hope that attendees can review...
HBCU Coalition Member Spotlight: Virginia Hunter
Community-Campus Partnerships for Health, in partnership with RTI International, is utilizing our diverse network and partnerships with college and university affiliates to increase the engagement of Historically Black College and University (HBCU) students, faculty, staff, and researchers in the All of Us Researcher Academy and use of the All of Us Researcher Workbench. We recently sat down for a conversation with our Engagement Strategist, Virginia Hunter, whose work with CCPH helps increase the visibility of the program at HBCUs.
As an alumna of an HBCU with deep roots in the community, Virginia shares her personal connection to HBCUs, her hopes for the All of Us Research Program, and why it’s important. Continue reading to learn more.
Partnership
This webinar series is brought to you in partnership with the UNC Center for Health Equity Research (CHER) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. UNC CHER brings together collaborative, multidisciplinary teams of stakeholders to improve health in North Carolina communities with a shared commitment to innovation, collaboration, and health equity.
Sponsors
Clinical Scholars is a national leadership program for experienced health care providers supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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