Join CCPH and our partners at the Community Engagement Alliance Consultative Resource (CEACR) for the first event in our virtual speaker series, "Successful Community-Engaged Research: Humanizing Institutional Processes for Offering Proper Partner Compensation” on June 24th, 2022, at 1 pm ET. LEARN MORE REGISTER FOR EVENT
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) faced unprecedented challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to traditional challenges faced sustaining an HBCU, its leaders must now incorporate a COVID-19 strategy to maintain campus health while ensuring business continuity. However, what is particularly challenging to HBCU leaders and the communities they serve is their historical context […]
Join CCPH and our colleagues at the Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 Consultative Resource (CEACR) for a virtual discussion on barriers and facilitators toward inclusive participation in research. This session will highlight ways research teams can engage participants that meet enrollment needs while prioritizing the participant experience. LEARN MORE REGISTER FOR EVENT
CCPH and our partners at the Community Engagement Alliance Consultative Resource (CEACR) present the CEACR Speaker Series, a monthly virtual event highlighting key topics related to successful community engagement in research. We invite you to attend our upcoming webinar on Language Justice in Research to learn more about best practices, tools, and resources for equitable engagement with […]
Description: We will be hosting a virtual screening of The Color of Care How to Watch: Please click the following link to watch The Color of Care: Community Campus Partnership for Health Screening Room *Use Chrome as your browser Access code: ccph *Access code is sensitive. Please copy/paste exactly as shown. LEARN MORE
Description: CCPH has conducted three Listening Sessions across the US with African American, Hispanic/Latino, and Asian American communities on Long COVID and RECOVER. Please join us and our guest speakers to discuss the emerging themes, lessons learned, and insights CCPH gathered from across these communities to help develop in-depth community engagement efforts. LEARN MORE […]
Description: In celebration of 25 years of promoting health equity and social justice through partnerships with community and academic partners, CCPH is hosting a series of webinars highlighting partnerships and their power to change the conditions and environments in which people live, work, study, pray, and play. The initial webinar in the series will explore […]
Description: HSIs faced unprecedented challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic and continue to do so. In addition to traditional challenges faced in sustaining HSIs, its leaders must now incorporate a COVID-19 strategy to maintain campus health while ensuring business continuity. However, what is particularly challenging to HSIs and the communities they serve is their historical context […]
The COVID-19 pandemic and other persistent health inequities have led to renewed investment in research partnerships between academic institutions and community-based organizations (CBOs). However, there is little formal guidance around the ethical engagement of CBOs in research. This roundtable discussion will describe common barriers to ethical partnerships with CBOs and explore principles and practices for […]
This webinar is for: Researchers and graduate students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs) interested in accessing one of the country’s largest NIH-funded COVID-19 data hubs. About the event: CCPH, in partnership with RADx-UP, is working to expand access to data for researchers at MSIs. Rapid Acceleration of Diagnostics […]
This coalition will bring together a national network of leaders from HBCUs working in partnership to advance health equity through community engagement and community-engaged research (CER). Why is CCPH committed to this work? > MSIs are located in close proximity to communities experiencing the disproportionate impact of health inequities. > Researchers at MSIs are underrepresented […]
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, professional scientists have turned to diverse frontline workers such as allied health professionals, community health workers, promotoras, home health aides, interpreters, community organizers, faith leaders, and other community and family caregivers to increase participation in research, especially in communities where trust has eroded. Community partners have guided professional scientists to integrate […]
