Community-engaged research can lead to impactful work that advances health and well-being, but oftentimes, findings from these collaborations do not reach pertinent communities.
Recognizing this challenge, InCHIP is hosting a virtual workshop to help UConn researchers who are engaged in community research work with communities to share their findings in engaging and relevant ways. During this event, attendees will learn about a variety of approaches and dissemination products that are suitable for audiences outside of academia and how to cultivate partnerships with community organizations and engage them in every step of the research dissemination process. Register below.
Confirmed panelists include:
Kim Gans
Co-Chair, UConn Community Engagement Core
Professor, Department of Human Development and Family Sciences
Kristen Cooksey Stowers
Co-Chair, InCHIP Community Engagement Core
Assistant Professor, Department of Allied Health Sciences
Christopher Ciarcia
Associate Director, UConn Office of Outreach and Engagement
Cristina Colon-Semenza
Director, Movement for Life Lab
Assistant Professor, Department of Kinesiology
Brittany Cavaliere
Chief Strategy Officer, Connecticut Foodshare