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This webinar highlights a research study exploring significant barriers to healthcare faced by various populations.

Join us for the national convening introducing the RADx-UP Public Health Emergency Preparedness Playbook, where expert panelists will share insights on how to effectively apply the RADx-UP Playbook in real-world settings.

Join us for an engaging and accessible webinar designed for research audiences to discover how the All of Us Research Program is transforming health research through diversity. Learn what this powerful dataset is, how it protects participant privacy, and how it’s helping researchers uncover new insights that can improve health outcomes.

This webinar explores the role of immune exhaustion (IE) in early-onset breast cancer. Using the All of Us dataset, associations between single nucleotide polymorphisms in 785 IE-related genes and early-onset breast cancer will be examined. .

In partnership with the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Community-Campus Partnerships for Health hosted an expert panel titled, Community-Driven Practices from the Field on December 5, 2024.

The panel consisted of 5 experts in community-engaged research from the perspectives of an undergraduate student, community partners, and academic partners.

In partnership with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Salzburg Global Seminar hosted a health program on Centering on Equity: Transforming the Health Science Knowledge System in Salzburg, Austria from October 7 – 12, 2024 for 50 committed advocates, practitioners, and researchers.

Over the last four years, the CCPH collaboration with the RADx-UP Coordination and Data Collection Center (CDCC)  has resulted in numerous successful projects and deliverables contributing to the RADx-UP legacy assets that will advance community engagement in health...

We are excited to have Yubelly Perez join the CCPH team as the CEACR Operations Manager.

This webinar highlights how educators and students can leverage the All of Us dataset to explore underrepresented communities, analyze health disparities, and promote health equity. The session focuses on navigating the Researcher Workbench, applying the dataset to real-world research projects, and encouraging innovative approaches in health-related academic work. It will also emphasize why the Workbench is a crucial tool for capstone projects and scholarly research.

The New Directions in Health Research and Equity webinar series spotlights innovative scholarship leveraging publicly-available data from the All of Us Research Program.