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Faces of Urban Health
A Forum to Share Community-Based Strategies to Address Health Inequity in Urban Communities – October 26, 2010 Harlem, New York City
Touro College of Pharmacy, 230 west 125th street in Harlem. The main entrance to the forum is on West 124th Street between Adam Clayton Powell and Frederick Douglass Blvds.
Time
Agenda

Location
8 –9 am
Registration & Breakfast
4th Fl. Main Lobby
9 – 10 am
Welcome & Overview
Ann-Gel Palermo - Harlem Community and Academic Partnership
Framing Faces of Urban Health: Participatory Models and Policy
Cassandra Ritas – Peoples Policy Institute
Auditorium P1 & P2 - 4th Floor
1015 – 
12 (noon)
Morning Workshop
Health Concern Identification 
Presented by HCAP 
(The morning workshops are 45 minutes long.  Each presentation will occur twice during the period outlined in this agenda.  These sessions are designed to provide you with an opportunity to learn about 2 different topic areas related to participatory research methods.)
Room 404 - 4th Floor
1015 – 
12 (noon)
Morning Workshop
Study Design and Funding Sought 
Presented by Project Viva Harlem
(The morning workshops are 45 minutes long.  Each presentation will occur twice during the period outlined in this agenda.  These sessions are designed to provide you with an opportunity to learn about 2 different topic areas related to participatory research methods.)

Room 405 - 4th Floor
1015 – 
12 (noon)
Morning Workshop
Participants Recruited and Retention Systems Implemented 
Presented by Project Viva Harlem
(The morning workshops are 45 minutes long.  Each presentation will occur twice during the period outlined in this agenda.  These sessions are designed to provide you with an opportunity to learn about 2 different topic areas related to participatory research methods.)
Auditorium P1 - 4th Floor
1015 – 
12 (noon)
Morning Workshop
Measurement Instruments Designed and Data Collected 
Presented by Pharmlink
(The morning workshops are 45 minutes long.  Each presentation will occur twice during the period outlined in this agenda.  These sessions are designed to provide you with an opportunity to learn about 2 different topic areas related to participatory research methods.)
Auditorium P2 - 4th Floor
1015 – 
12 (noon)
Morning Workshop
Intervention Designed and Implemented
Presented by Pharmlink
(The morning workshops are 45 minutes long.  Each presentation will occur twice during the period outlined in this agenda.  These sessions are designed to provide you with an opportunity to learn about 2 different topic areas related to participatory research methods.)
Room 531 - 5th Floor
1015 – 
12 (noon)
Morning Workshop
Data Analyzed and Integrated, Findings Disseminated and Translated
Presented by HCAP Policy IWG
(The morning workshops are 45 minutes long.  Each presentation will occur twice during the period outlined in this agenda.  These sessions are designed to provide you with an opportunity to learn about 2 different topic areas related to participatory research methods.)
Room 532 - 5th Floor 
12 (noon) – 
2 pm
Lunch Plenary Session
(Please see ushers and Forum staff for instructions on where to pick up your box lunch.  After picking up your box lunch, please return to the auditorium to enjoy your lunch and listen to our moderated conversation)
Implementing Participatory Models to Achieve Healthy Communities: A Conversation 
Sarena Seifer – Community Campus Partnerships for Health (CCPH), 
Siddharth Agarwal  Executive Director of the Urban Health Resource Centre, New Dehli, India  
Ann-Gel Palermo – Chairperson of the Harlem Community and Academic Partnership (HCAP), New York City
Auditorium P1 & P2 - 4th Floor
Afternoon Platform Sessions, Skill Building Workshop, World Café, Learning Circle & Storytelling Sessions
2:15 – 4:30
Platform Session 1
Engaging Minority Youth and Community Leaders in Addressing Health Disparities:  Perspectives on a Summer Internship
Presented by Marilyn Frazer-White

Auditorium P1 - 4th Floor
2:15 – 4:30 
Platform Session 2
Science in Service to Community:  Building Community-Engaged Health Research and Discovery Infrastructure on the South Side of Chicago
Presented by Marcus Wolfe
Building Your Capacity:  Advancing Research Through Community Engagement 
Presented by Jocelyn Chu

Auditorium P2 - 4th Floor
2:15 – 4:30 
Skill Building Session
Teaching Community Organizing for Health to Diverse Undergraduates at an Urban Public University: Community-Based Participatory Research as a Bridge Between Research and Activism
Presented by Ester Shapiro
Room 405 - 4th Floor
2:15 – 4:30 
Skill Building Session
Community-Based Participatory Program Development for Controlling Road Traffic Injuries in the City of Boroujerd in Iran
Presented by Syamak Moattari
Room 404 - 4th Floor
2:15 – 4:30 
Skill Building Session
Meeting Changing Needs:  Establishing, Improving, and Promoting Outreach Programs
Presented by Carol Parker-Duncanson
Room 521 - 5th Floor
2:15 – 3:15
World Cafe
PhotoVoice: Documenting Community Strengths and Health Disparities
Presented by Pamela Valera
Cafeteria - 4th Floor
2:15 - 3:15
Learning Circle
H.E.A.L.T.H for Youths – Addressing Social Issues of Young Adults
Presented by Heather Butts
Small Room 1 - 4th Floor
2:15 - 3:15
Learning Circle 
Striving for Equity in a Community Research Review Board
Presented by Joann Casado
Small Room 2 - 4th Floor
2:15 - 3:15
Learning Circle 
Exploring group dynamic processes for integrating scientific and experiential knowledge in Community Advisory Boards for HIV prevention participatory research
Presented by Rogério Pinto
Small Room 3 - 4th Floor
2:15 - 3:15
Learning Circle 
GetHealthyHarlem.org
Presented by Carly Hutchinson
Small Room 4 - 4th Floor
2:15 – 3:15
Learning Circle
Status is Everything: A One-Day HIV Testing Initiative in Brooklyn
Presented by Michael Anthony Alonso
Small Room 5 - 4th Floor
2:15 – 3:15
Storytelling Session
Building the Individual and Organizational CBPR Capacity of Community Partners: The Story of the Alliance for Research in Chicagoland Communities
Presented by Lucy Gomez-Feliciano
Small Room 6 - 4th Floor
2:15 – 3:15
Storytelling Session
Evolution of Brooklyn Health Disparities Center for Scientific Inquiry to Policy Action
Presented by Kweli Henry
Small Room 7 - 4th Floor
2:15 – 3:15
Storytelling Session
Urban Studio 02 – My Sister Susan’s House
Presented by Robert M. Charest
Small Room 8 - 4th Floor
2:15 – 3:15
Storytelling Session
Community Perspectives on Barriers to Fruit and Vegetable Consumption: Voices and Photographs from the Bronx Health REACH
Presented by Devia Carlos
Small Room 9 - 4th Floor
2:15 – 3:15
Storytelling Session 
Creating a Cancer Survivor Community in the Bronx:  A Community-Academic Collaborative 
Presented by Cathy Roche, Ivis Sampayo, & Jennifer Melendez
Small Room 10 - 4th Floor
3:30 - 4:15
World Cafe
Looking at the Past, in the Present, for the Future:  Aboriginal approaches to health research in the City
Presented by Billie Allan
Cafeteria - 4th Floor
3:30 - 4:15
World Cafe
Establishing and Maintaining Equity in Community-University Partnerships
Presented by Lynn Roberts
Cafeteria - 4th Floor
3:30 - 4:15
Learning Circles
H.E.A.L.T.H for Youths – Addressing Social Issues of Young Adults
Presented by Heather Butts
Small Room 1 - 4th Floor
3:30 - 4:15
Learning Circle
Striving for Equity in a Community Research Review Board
Presented by Joann Casado
Small Room 2 - 4th Floor
3:30 - 4:15
Learning Circle
Exploring group dynamic processes for integrating scientific and experiential knowledge in Community Advisory Boards for HIV prevention participatory research
Presented by Rogério Pinto
Small Room 3 - 4th Floor
3:30 - 4:15
Learning Circle 
GetHealthyHarlem.org
Presented by Carly Hutchinson
Small Room 4 - 4th Floor
3:30 - 4:15
Learning Circle
Status is Everything: A One-Day HIV Testing Initiative in Brooklyn
Presented by Michael Anthony Alonso
Small Room 5 - 4th Floor
3:30 - 4:15
Storytelling Session
Building the Individual and Organizational CBPR Capacity of Community Partners:  The Story of the Alliance for Research in Chicagoland Communities
Presented by Lucy Gomez-Feliciano
Small Room 6 - 4th Floor
3:30 - 4:15
Storytelling Session
Evolution of Brooklyn Health Disparities Center for Scientific Inquiry to Policy Action
Presented by Kweli Henry
Small Room 7 - 4th Floor
3:30 - 4:15
Storytelling Session
Urban Studio 02 – My Sister Susan’s House
Presented by Robert M. Charest
Small Room 8 - 4th Floor
3:30 - 4:15
Storytelling Session
Community Perspectives on Barriers to Fruit and Vegetable Consumption: Voices and Photographs from the Bronx Health REACH
Presented by Devia Carlos
Small Room 9 - 4th Floor
3:30 - 4:15
Storytelling Session 
Creating a Cancer Survivor Community in the Bronx: A Community-Academic Collaborative
Presented by Cathy Roche, Ivis Sampayo, & Jennifer Melendez
Small Room 10 - 4th Floor
4:30 – 
5:00 pm
Wrap Up and Community Sharing Session
Auditorium P1 & P2 - 4th Floor
5:00 – 
7:00 pm
After Hours Social
Lenox Lounge Zebra Room
288 Malcolm X Boulevard
New York, 10027




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