Translation Core

翻译核心

基本信息

批准号：
10307483
负责人：
Jill E Johnston
金额：
$ 43.36万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2021
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2021-12-09 至 2026-11-30
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10307483
关键词：
Address Air Air Pollutants Air Pollution Area Arts California Child Child Health Color Communication Communities Disease Education Educational Curriculum Electronic Mail Environmental Exposure Environmental Health Environmental Impact Evaluation Exposure to Film Fostering Geography Goals Infrastructure Journalism Knowledge Language Logic Low income Maps Measures Media Campaign Methods Mission Modeling Morbidity - disease rate Movement Neighborhoods Newsletter Online Systems Pathway Analysis Performance Persons Pilot Projects Policies Program Evaluation Public Policy Regulation Research Research Personnel Resources Scholarship Science Scientist Services Source Structure Techniques Toxicant exposure Training Translating Translational Research Translations United States Update Urban Community Work Youth ambient air pollution base burden of illness community organizations community partnership community science dashboard design disability effectiveness evaluation environmental health disparity environmental justice experience hazard health disparity health literacy implementation science innovation knowledge base land use mortality multidisciplinary news novel people of color programs response social inequality social media tool translational approach urban planning

项目摘要

TRANSLATION CORE: PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT The Translation Core (TC) supports the mission of Southern California Center for Children’s Environmental Health Translational Research (SC-CCEHTR) to leverage the existing scientific knowledge base to build diverse interdisciplinary teams and foster multidirectional stakeholder engagement. In addition to traditional children’s environmental health scientists, the TC brings together experts in communication, policy, dramatic arts, urban planning, land-use design, implementation science and program evaluation around the Center’s theme of Urbanism, Air Pollution, Children’s Health and Environmental Justice. The Translation Core will draw on the Center’s extensive scientific base from which to build diverse interdisciplinary teams and community partnerships around three Focus Areas: 1) Youth Engagement & Community Science; 2) Urban Design & Policy Solutions and 3) Communication & Public Knowledge. These are needed to translate research effectively and reduce the burden of air pollution-related disease, disability and environmental health disparities in children. The overarching goals of the TC are to increase environmental health literacy among the public and policymakers to inform action to protect children’s environmental health; collaboratively develop and disseminate key research findings to local and national audiences through innovative journalism; build knowledge and capacity of urban environmental justice communities to leverage scientific studies and resources; and provide tools and strategies to eliminate, reduce or mitigate adverse environmental exposures. A robust evaluation mechanism leveraging multidisciplinary expertise in communication, network analysis, and implementation science will assess efficacy and provide a strong basis for scholarship. The TC will build upon two decades of experience at the intersection of air pollution, children’s health and translation that has resulted in successful models to engage communities and decision-makers to address environmental health disparities related to traffic and goods movement in Southern California. Investigators have collaboratively created models to democratize the use of scientific information as a tool for action at the community and policy level. The TC will use this experience to develop and integrate novel methods to train residents, youth, and policymakers in air pollution science, collaborate with multiple stakeholders implementing an effort to assess and reduce toxic air emissions at a neighborhood scale, and expand our engagement program to include storytelling, participatory urban planning and theatre. In addition, we will leverage traditional and nontraditional communications techniques such as social media, geographically targeted email, newsletters and infographics to update stakeholders on current science and engage the power of communities to reduce environmental health burdens through policy change.

翻译核心：项目摘要/摘要翻译核心（TC）支持南加州儿童环境中心的任务健康转化研究（SC-CCEHTR）利用现有的科学知识基础来建立潜水员跨学科团队和培养多方向利益相关者的参与。除传统儿童之外环境卫生科学家，TC汇集了交流，政策，戏剧艺术，城市的专家围绕该中心主题的计划，土地利用设计，实施科学和计划评估城市主义，空气污染，儿童健康和环境正义。翻译核心将利用该中心广泛的科学基础，从中建立潜水员跨学科团队和社区围绕三个重点领域的合作伙伴关系：1）青年参与与社区科学； 2）城市设计与政策解决方案和3）沟通和公共知识。这些是有效地翻译研究的需要的减少儿童空气污染相关疾病，残疾和环境健康差异的伯恩。 TC的总体目标是将公共和决策者之间的环境健康素养提高到为保护儿童环境健康的行动提供诉讼；协作开发和传播关键研究通过创新的新闻业向地方和民族受众的发现；建立城市知识和能力环境正义社区利用科学研究和资源；并提供工具和策略消除，减少或减轻不利的环境暴露。利用强大的评估机制传播，网络分析和实施科学方面的多学科专业知识将评估效率并为科学提供强大的基础。 TC将基于十字路口的二十年经验空气污染，儿童健康和翻译，导致成功的模型使社区与社区互动和决策者解决与交通和商品运动有关的环境健康分布南加州。调查人员已经建立了合作的模型来民主化科学的使用信息作为在社区和政策层面上采取行动的工具。 TC将利用这种经验来发展和与空气污染科学领域的居民，青年和政策制定者一起培训综合的新方法，与多个利益相关者正在努力评估和减少邻里规模的有毒空气排放，并扩大我们的参与计划，包括讲故事，参与城市规划和戏剧。此外，我们将利用传统和非传统通信技术，例如社交媒体，地理针对的电子邮件，新闻通讯和信息图表，以更新有关当前科学和的利益相关者通过政策变化来吸引社区的力量，以减少环境健康伯恩斯。