Community Engagement Core

社区参与核心

基本信息

批准号：
10393302
负责人：
Tamar Ginossar
金额：
$ 21.95万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO HEALTH SCIS CTR
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2022
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2022-08-25 至 2026-05-31
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10393302
关键词：
Address Advocacy Air Area Beauty Belief Collaborations Communication Communities Cultural Diversity Educational workshop Enrollment Ensure Environmental Exposure Environmental Health Environmental Impact Environmental Science Event Exposure to Faculty Focus Groups Fostering Gases Generations Goals Health Information Dissemination Infrastructure Journalism Knowledge Language Lead Mexico Mining Minority Modeling National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Native Americans New Mexico Oils Policy Maker Positioning Attribute Poverty Prevention Printed Media Process Public Health Research Research Personnel Research Project Grants Risk Rural Science Secure Soil Structure Students Toxic Environmental Substances Toxicology Training Translating Translational Research Translations Trauma Uranium Visual Water Work base community based participatory research community engaged research community engagement community partnership design digital media evidence base experience health care availability health literacy health science research hydraulic fracturing implementation science literacy member multimodality outreach programs public health research ranpirnase remediation research to practice social media symposium tool wasting

项目摘要

PROJECT SUMMARY – Community Engagement Core New Mexico communities have historically borne an unequal burden of exposure to environmental toxicants in the air, water and soil. Local communities experience high rates of poverty, limited access to healthcare and generational trauma that intensify the impact of these environmental exposures. Native American communities have led the way in sharing and addressing environmental health concerns in partnerships with UNM researchers, based on culturally relevant, multi-directional communication that advances environmental health science (EHS) responsiveness to the most urgent health needs of local communities. The aims of the New Mexico Integrative Science Program Incorporating Research in Environmental Sciences (NM-INSPIRES) Community Engagement Core (CEC) are to 1) translate research and enhance environmental communication and environmental health literacy using culturally-centered processes; 2) increase community-responsive environmental health research through multi- directional communication with community stakeholders; and 3) enroll community stakeholders and researchers in communication and cultural training to build capacity and enhance community-academic partnerships. We will co-create and implement communication dissemination plans for multi-modal outreach strategies, including print, digital, and social media materials in plain language, visual arts for STEM-related environmental health messaging, community events, and media advocacy to bridge the communication gap and ensure a well targeted, multi- directional impactful flow of information meaningful to New Mexico communities. We will ensure NM- INSPIRES’ responsiveness and relevance to community priorities through multi-directional interactions among researchers and community stakeholders. We will communicate community concerns to researchers and facilitate community-engaged research. We will increase enrollment of community stakeholders and researchers in communication and cultural training to build capacity and enhance community-academic EH partnerships. We will design, adapt, integrate and evaluate evidence-based cultural and communication workshops for community and academic partners, policymakers, journalists and clinicians to build a common framework of understanding and foster the strong relationships needed for true multi-directional communications. NM-INSPIRES is uniquely positioned to lead EH community engagement by drawing on our long-standing, culturally sensitive partnerships that are respectful of the cultural diversity and historical trauma of local residents by integrating core values, beliefs and practices into research programs. Our long-term goal is to secure an effective, ongoing community-academic partnership that engages our diverse NM communities in environmental health exposure research and translation, including environmental health literacy and risk prevention.

项目摘要 – 社区参与核心新墨西哥州社区历来承受着不平等的环境负担空气、水和土壤中的有毒物质当地社区贫困率高，获取途径有限。医疗保健和代际创伤加剧了这些环境暴露的影响。美洲原住民社区在分享和解决环境健康问题方面发挥了带头作用与新墨西哥大学研究人员合作的关注点基于文化相关性、多向性促进环境健康科学 (EHS) 对最紧急问题的响应的沟通新墨西哥综合科学计划的目标。纳入环境科学研究 (NM-INSPIRES) 社区参与核心 (CEC) 将 1) 转化研究成果并加强环境交流和环境利用以文化为中心的进程提高健康素养；2) 增强社区响应性环境通过与社区利益相关者的多方位沟通进行健康研究；以及 3) 注册；社区利益相关者和研究人员进行沟通和文化培训，以建设能力和我们将共同创建和实施沟通。多模式外展战略的传播计划，包括印刷媒体、数字媒体和社交媒体通俗易懂的语言材料、STEM 相关环境健康信息的视觉艺术、社区活动和媒体宣传，以弥合沟通差距并确保有针对性的、多方面的对新墨西哥社区有意义的定向、有影响力的信息流动。通过多向互动激发对社区优先事项的响应能力和相关性我们将向研究人员和社区利益相关者传达社区关注的问题。研究人员并促进社区参与的研究我们将增加社区的参与人数。利益攸关方和研究人员参与传播和文化培训，以建设能力并加强我们将设计、调整、整合和评估基于证据的社区-学术 EH 合作伙伴关系。为社区和学术伙伴、政策制定者、记者举办文化和传播研讨会建立共同的理解框架并培养牢固的关系 NM-INSPIRES 具有引领 EH 的独特优势。通过利用我们长期的、文化敏感的合作伙伴关系来参与社区参与通过整合核心价值观，尊重当地居民的文化多样性和历史创伤，我们的长期目标是确保有效、持续的研究计划。社区学术伙伴关系，让我们多元化的新墨西哥社区参与环境健康暴露研究和翻译，包括环境健康素养和风险预防。