Many Detroit URC and affiliated partnerships’ partners, staff and friends were selected to present at the upcoming American Public Health Association Annual Meeting Nov. 3-6 in Philadelphia.  For those of you who are able to join us in Philadelphia, please consider attending some of the many interesting and informative presentations listed here. 

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Detroit URC

Enhancing and sustaining learning and innovation in CBPR: The CBPR Partnership Academy Scholars Network

Authors: Coombe, Israel, Brush, Gray, Guzman, Reyes. Rowe, Schulz, Wilkins, Wilson-Powers

Measurement Approaches to Partnership Success (MAPS)

Developing the Measurement Approaches to Partnership Success (MAPS) Questionnaire: A Mixed Methods Approach

Authors: Israel, Lachance, Coombe, Muhammad, Lee, Mentz, Reyes, Rowe, Jensen, Wilson-Powers, Brush

Defining and measuring synergy in long-standing community-based participatory research partnerships: Results from Measurement Approaches to Partnership Success (MAPS)

Using a Delphi process to develop measures of success among long-standing CBPR partnerships

Authors: Lee, Lachance, Israel, Mentz, Jensen, Coombe, Muhammad, Wilson-Powers, Rowe, Reyes, Brush

Community Action to Promote Healthy Environments (CAPHE)

Community-driven Health Impact Assessments to Promote Environmental Justice: A Case Study from Detroit

Authors: Sampson, Sagovac, Reyes, Gamboa, Fink, Rice, Schulz, and Vial 

Community Benefits Agreements and Health Impact Assessments to Promote Environmental Justice: The Gordie Howe International Bridge

Authors: Sampson, Sagovac, Reyes, Gamboa, Fink, Rice, Schulz, and Vial

Other Presentations Associated with the Detroit URC

Understanding Immigration-Related Stress and Coping through the lens of Minority Stress Model: Findings from Southeast Michigan

Immigration law enforcement, social network ties, and health for Latino immigrant families in Southeastern Michigan

Barriers to Healthcare & Social Services for Undocumented Immigrants: A comparative analysis between provider perceptions and client experiences

Combining the power of research, direct service, and advocacy to respond to anti-immigrant policy climate in Washtenaw County, Michigan

Participation in a farmers' market produce prescription program at a federally qualified health center improves hemoglobin A1C in low income uncontrolled diabetics