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Odysseys of Wisdom: A Community-Based Reading Group

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Odysseys of Wisdom: A Community-Based Reading Group

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UNC Department of Music and Department of Philosophy

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Odysseys of Wisdom: A Community-Based Reading Group - Engagement Week

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For this event, we intend to model a community-based reading group of Homer’s The Odyssey in order to show how these texts can be used to have conversations about pressing societal issues. This program is a special session open to … Read more

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Thriving in the Carolinas: Supporting Small Businesses and Communities

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Thriving in the Carolinas: Supporting Small Businesses and Communities

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Thriving in the Carolinas: Supporting Small Businesses and Communities - Engagement Week

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This drop-in style event will showcase the work of NCGrowth and the Kenan Institute for Private Enterprise, partners of the Kenan Flager Business School. Stations will be set up spotlighting client projects with small businesses and communities, new economic research initiatives, … Read more

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Seeing Communities as Experts on their Own Data: A Research-Practice Partnership

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Seeing Communities as Experts on their Own Data: A Research-Practice Partnership

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Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute

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Seeing Communities as Experts on their Own Data: A Research-Practice Partnership - Engagement Week

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Authentic community engagement is a key tenet of anti-racism research, which includes providing ways for community members to review and make sense of data. With research coordination from UNC’s Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute, the Educare Learning Network, a … Read more

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Facilitating Food Donations and Reducing Food Waste

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Facilitating Food Donations and Reducing Food Waste

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UNC Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention

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Facilitating Food Donations and Reducing Food Waste: Developing Statewide Food Safety Standard Operating Procedures - Engagement Week

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This work was inspired by Local Food Council partners who were frustrated by the inconsistent rules across the state for donation of prepared food to address food insecurity. We plan to use a brief PowerPoint presentation to provide a broad … Read more

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Science Communication 101: Sharing environmental research to inform solutions

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Science Communication 101: Sharing environmental research to inform solutions

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Center for Public Engagement with Science

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To engage communities in scientific research and move research findings into application, scientists must be able to communicate about their research in plain language. In this interactive workshop, participants will enhance their science communication skills through hands-on activities that allow them to recognize and apply the principles of science communication. We will highlight real-world examples from several NIEHS-funded research centers, including research responding to well water contamination concerns in NC communities (potentially to include post-Hurricane Helene response) to illustrate how to identify a specific audience and frame a desired message with that audience in mind. Participants will have the opportunity to practice communicating about their own research using tips and techniques emphasized during the workshop and get feedback from peers and session organizers.

Presenters: Sarah Yelton Research Translation Coordinator, UNC Superfund Research Program Environmental Education Manager, Center for Public Engagement with Science, UNC Institute for the Environment; Kathleen Gray Leader, Community Engagement Core, UNC Superfund Research Program Director, Community Engagement Core, UNC Center for Environmental Health & Susceptibility Associate Professor and Director, Center for Public Engagement with Science, UNC Institute for the Environment; Evan Goodman, Research Assistant, Center for Public Engagement with Science

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Science Communication 101: Sharing environmental research to inform solutions - Engagement Week

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To engage communities in scientific research and move research findings into application, scientists must be able to communicate about their research in plain language. In this interactive workshop, participants will enhance their science communication skills through hands-on activities that allow ... Read more

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A Breath of Fresh Air: Partnering with Juntos NC to Engage Latino/a Youth in Environmental Science Learning

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A Breath of Fresh Air: Partnering with Juntos NC to Engage Latino/a Youth in Environmental Science Learning

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A Breath of Fresh Air: Partnering with Juntos NC to Engage Latino/a Youth in Environmental Science Learning - Engagement Week

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Join the Center for Public Engagement with Science in the UNC Institute for the Environment to learn about an ongoing partnership with the Juntos Program, a youth development organization serving Latino students and their families. Through our YES-Resilience project, partners … Read more

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Community Collaboration for an Age-Friendly Orange County

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Community Collaboration for an Age-Friendly Orange County

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iscussion with the Executive Direct or of the Orange County D epartment on Aging about Orange County's Master Aging Plan and on making the community more age - friendly . The c onversation will focus on how the UNC community can connect with ongoing work in the region that supports intergenerational engagement, affordable housing preservation and development and expanding transportation supports, among other multi-partner initiatives supported by Orange County's Master Aging Plan.

Please register below. For UNC students seeking CLE credit, a separate link is coming soon.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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Community Collaboration for an Age-Friendly Orange County - Engagement Week

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Join this discussion with the Executive Director of the Orange County Department on Aging about Orange County's Master Aging Plan and on making the community more age-friendly. The conversation will focus on how the UNC community can connect with ongoing ... Read more

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215 West Cameron Avenue, Chapel Hill, NC

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Anna-Rhesa Versola, community co-founder of the Southern Mix oral history project, will speak about the project's origins, what inspired her work, and how she feels it has contributed to a greater knowledge of Asian Americans in the South. Sophie To, a doctoral student in Health Behavior at the Gillings School of Global Public Health, will co-present about current activities and modes of engaging with Southern Mix.

This is a virtual event - please register below for the Zoom details. This event is not approved for student CLE credit but students are welcome to register and participate!

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Asian Americans in the South: Collecting Community Stories with Southern Mix - Engagement Week

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Anna-Rhesa Versola, community co-founder of the Southern Mix oral history project, will speak about the project's origins, what inspired her work, and how she feels it has contributed to a greater knowledge of Asian Americans in the South. Sophie To, ... Read more

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Abernethy Hall, South Columbia Street, Chapel Hill, NC

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Join us for an information session on the Enlaces Volunteer Corps program through the Carolina Latinx Center and how they stay connected to the local Latinx community beyond UNC's walls.

This is a virtual event. Please click below to register for the Zoom information. Although this is not approved for CLE credit, students are encouraged to participate!

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Enlaces: The Link to Nuestra Comunidad - Engagement Week

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Join us for an information session on the Enlaces Volunteer Corps program through the Carolina Latinx Center and how they stay connected to the local Latinx community beyond UNC's walls. This is a virtual event. Please click below to register ... Read more

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123 West Franklin Street, Chapel Hill, NC

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Carolina Engagement Week organizers are pleased to cross-reference this exciting event in collaboration with Carolina Performing Arts and Alvin Ailey Dance Theater!

Dancers! Carolina Performing Arts and Alvin Ailey Dance Theater invite you to join us for a Master Class in Modern (Horton) technique with an Ailey Company member on February 27, 10-11:30 AM in CURRENT Studio. This Intermediate class precedes Alvin Ailey Dance Theater performances which will take place at Memorial Hall on Feb 27 & 28 @7:30 PM.

Level: Intermediate
Technique: Modern (Horton)
Open to students and the community
Registration required
Wear comfortable clothing, good for moving

Access tickets (no cost) at the link below.

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Alvin Ailey Dance Theater Master Class - Engagement Week

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Carolina Engagement Week organizers are pleased to cross-reference this exciting event in collaboration with Carolina Performing Arts and Alvin Ailey Dance Theater! Dancers! Carolina Performing Arts and Alvin Ailey Dance Theater invite you to join us for a Master Class ... Read more

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220 East Cameron Avenue, Chapel Hill, NC

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Building Diverse Partnerships for Service-Learning Courses

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Building Diverse Partnerships for Service-Learning Courses

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Join us for an engaging panel discussion featuring faculty and community partners who demonstrate leadership in APPLES service-learning courses. Discover firsthand insights into their teaching experiences, collaborative efforts with students and impactful community partnerships. Explore the diverse array of APPLES courses spanning numerous academic disciplines, many of which satisfy the Experiential Education or High-Impact Experience requirements for graduation.

This panel is being sponsored by APPLES Service-Learning, a student-led program that transforms educational experiences by connecting academic learning and public service. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity for students to forge meaningful connections with inspiring professors. It's also a valuable event for educators curious about incorporating service-learning into their courses.

Please register below. For students seeking CLE credit, a Heel Life link is coming soon.

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From APPLES to Oranges: Building Diverse Partnerships for Service-Learning Courses - Engagement Week

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Join us for an engaging panel discussion featuring faculty and community partners who demonstrate leadership in APPLES service-learning courses. Discover firsthand insights into their teaching experiences, collaborative efforts with students and impactful community partnerships. Explore the diverse array of APPLES ... Read more

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Working in Communities to Improve Youth Mental Health

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Working in Communities to Improve Youth Mental Health

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Working in Communities to Improve Youth Mental Health - Engagement Week

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Youth in North Carolina and nationwide are experiencing alarming trends in mental health and suicidality. According to the Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 43.4% of North Carolina high school students reported feeling sad or hopeless almost every day for more than … Read more

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Campus Y, East Cameron Avenue, Chapel Hill, NC

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Stepping Outside of Your Community: Service-Learning in Spaces Outside of Your Identity

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Stepping Outside of Your Community: Service-Learning in Spaces Outside of Your Identity

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Stepping Outside of Your Community: Service-Learning in Spaces Outside of Your Identity - Engagement Week

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This event is a dialogue co-hosted between Campus Y and APPLES Service-Learning as part of a grant from North Carolina Campus Engagement. The dialogue will begin with a statement, after which participants will discuss their immediate thoughts. Following the opening … Read more

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Graham Student Union, South Road, Chapel Hill, NC

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You Are the Future: Championing Young Women in STEM

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You Are the Future: Championing Young Women in STEM

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Graham Student Union, South Road, Chapel Hill, NC

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This event will include a didactic and interactive presentation highlighting illustrative quotes and themes gleaned from focus groups held with university students who are experiencing food insecurity , the topic of the presenter's dissertation research. During th e event, participants will be asked to join in on a simulation of what it is like to seek out SNAP (The Supplemental Nu trition Assistance Program) benefits to combat food insecurity, while taking on the role of college students whose unique circumstances will determine the ir SNAP e ligibility.

Please register below! Although this event is not eligible for CLE credit, undergraduate students are encouraged to register and attend!

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Combating Hunger in College: UNC Students' Experience Around Food Insecurity and SNAP Use - Engagement Week

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This event will include a didactic and interactive presentation highlighting illustrative quotes and themes gleaned from focus groups held with university students who are experiencing food insecurity, the topic of the presenter's dissertation research. During the event, participants will be ... Read more

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Exploring Chapel Hill and Carrboro Through Community Asset Mapping

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Exploring Chapel Hill and Carrboro Through Community Asset Mapping

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Exploring Chapel Hill and Carrboro Through Community Asset Mapping - Engagement Week

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This discussion-based workshop will guide participants in exploring the assets within the Chapel Hill and Carrboro communities. “Community” includes people and places–such as local businesses, religious centers, and educational institutions–that work in conjunction to form the community ecosystem. Each person, … Read more

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Building Sustainable Hunger Relief Networks and Identity-Based Education

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Building Sustainable Hunger Relief Networks and Identity-Based Education

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This joint session will spotlight two stories of undergraduate community engagement supported through a project-based fellowship at the Carolina Center for Public Service called the MacDonald Community Fellowship.

Undergraduate senior Daniel Zhong and Christine Cotton, Founder and Director of PORCH Communities, will present on "Empowering Eastern NC: Building Sustainable Hunger Relief Networks." Unpacking systemic issues causing food insecurity, they will provide an overview of diverse hunger relief initiatives. They will weave in personal experiences from creating a local hunger relief neighborhood chapter in Eastern NC through Daniel's fellowship. Attendees will gain insights into the complex landscape of food insecurity and understand how every contribution, no matter how modest, can play a vital role in alleviating this problem. Attendees will also be exposed to specific hunger-relief resources and opportunities to engage.

Undergraduate Steph Pierson and Aisha Booze-Hall, Education Coordinator at the Marian Cheek Jackson Center, will share a presentation about identity-based education based on Pierson's fellowship project. They will discuss how to incorporate identity into the classroom for all ages, from elementary to the university level, exploring how identity-based education fosters creativity and helps learners build community among each other both inside and outside of the classroom. They will also share photovoice projects that students at the Boys and Girls Club in Chapel Hill have created this year based on workshops Pierson facilitated in conjunction with the Jackson Center.

Please register below! If you are a community member without a departmental affiliation, you may note "Not applicable" in that field on the registration form.

For students seeking CLE Credit, a HeelLife link will be posted soon.

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Building Sustainable Hunger Relief Networks and Identity-Based Education: Stories from the Undergraduate MacDonald Community Fellowship - Engagement Week

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This joint session will spotlight two stories of undergraduate community engagement supported through a project-based fellowship at the Carolina Center for Public Service called the MacDonald Community Fellowship. Undergraduate senior Daniel Zhong and Christine Cotton, Founder and Director of PORCH ... Read more

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The Marian Cheek Jackson Center for Saving and Making History, West Rosemary Street, Chapel Hill, NC

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Building Sustainable Hunger Relief Networks and Identity-Based Education

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Building Sustainable Hunger Relief Networks and Identity-Based Education

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This joint session will spotlight two stories of undergraduate community engagement supported through a project-based fellowship at the Carolina Center for Public Service called the MacDonald Community Fellowship.

Undergraduate senior Daniel Zhong and Christine Cotton, Founder and Director of PORCH Communities, will present on "Empowering Eastern NC: Building Sustainable Hunger Relief Networks." Unpacking systemic issues causing food insecurity, they will provide an overview of diverse hunger relief initiatives. They will weave in personal experiences from creating a local hunger relief neighborhood chapter in Eastern NC through Daniel's fellowship. Attendees will gain insights into the complex landscape of food insecurity and understand how every contribution, no matter how modest, can play a vital role in alleviating this problem. Attendees will also be exposed to specific hunger-relief resources and opportunities to engage.

Undergraduate Steph Pierson and Aisha Booze-Hall, Education Coordinator at the Marian Cheek Jackson Center, will share a presentation about identity-based education based on Pierson's fellowship project. They will discuss how to incorporate identity into the classroom for all ages, from elementary to the university level, exploring how identity-based education fosters creativity and helps learners build community among each other both inside and outside of the classroom. They will also share photovoice projects that students at the Boys and Girls Club in Chapel Hill have created this year based on workshops Pierson facilitated in conjunction with the Jackson Center.

Please register below! If you are a community member without a departmental affiliation, you may note "Not applicable" in that field on the registration form.

For students seeking CLE Credit, a HeelLife link will be posted soon.

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Building Sustainable Hunger Relief Networks and Identity-Based Education: Stories from the Undergraduate MacDonald Community Fellowship - Engagement Week

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This joint session will spotlight two stories of undergraduate community engagement supported through a project-based fellowship at the Carolina Center for Public Service called the MacDonald Community Fellowship. Undergraduate senior Daniel Zhong and Christine Cotton, Founder and Director of PORCH ... Read more

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Song Keepers Book Launch and Performance

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Song Keepers Book Launch and Performance

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Come to Flyleaf Books for an evening of "edutainment" full of learning and listening!

This event, part of Carolina Public Humanities' monthly Flyleaf Music Series, is an evening of music and conversation on the Flyleaf Stage celebrating the launch of the sixth book from the Music Maker Foundation, Song Keepers: A Music Maker Foundation Anthology by author Georgann Eubanks. Georgann is a writer, teacher, and consultant to nonprofit groups across the country. Also featured will be the music of Gail Caesar, a talented artist whose music is deeply rooted in her family's heritage of oral storytelling and musical expertise. Blending elements of the blues and bluegrass, Gail's performances transport listeners to generations' past and make them feel right at home.

Carolina Engagement Week organizers are pleased to cross-reference this exciting event in collaboration with Carolina Public Humanities!

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Carolina Public Humanities' Flyleaf Music Series: MusicMaker Foundation "Song Keepers" Book Launch and Performance. - Engagement Week

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Come to Flyleaf Books for an evening of "edutainment" full of learning and listening! This event, part of Carolina Public Humanities' monthly Flyleaf Music Series, is an evening of music and conversation on the Flyleaf Stage celebrating the launch of ... Read more

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512 West Rosemary Street, Chapel Hill, NC

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Bringing Local Black History into the Classroom

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Bringing Local Black History into the Classroom

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Bringing Local Black History into the Classroom: Increasing Access to Oral Histories Through Transcription - Engagement Week

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Through this workshop, participants will be introduced to the Marian Cheek Jackson Center’s oral history and processing methodology, as well as how oral history clip transcription aids our work done at the K-12 level. The second portion gives attendees the … Read more

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Community Organizing for Environmental Justice

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Community Organizing for Environmental Justice

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UNC Environmental Justice Action Research Clinic

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Join CCWBC, NCEJN, and the UNC Environmental Justice Action Research Clinic for an interactive panel discussion on environmental racism. For almost 100 years, Alc oa aluminum company's labor and waste management practices in Badin, NC discriminated against and targeted Black union worker s and residents, causing environmental, health and economic harm . To this day Alcoa's unlined landfills and an inactive smelter site continue to release hazardous contaminants into the surrounding environment, which threatens the health of neighboring communities and those who use nearby lakes for recreation. The Concerned Citizens of West Badin Community (CCWBC) formed in 2013 to address these concerns and hold Alcoa accountable. The panel and Q&A discussion will highlight communit y-driven research partnerships with UNC and Duke, Badin's history and current community organizing, and action steps to support CCWBC. Refreshments will be provided.

If you are a community member without a departmental affiliation please enter "Not Applicable" in the requested field.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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Community Organizing for Environmental Justice: Toxic Waste Cleanup and Corporate Accountability in West Badin, NC - Engagement Week

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Join CCWBC, NCEJN, and the UNC Environmental Justice Action Research Clinic for an interactive panel discussion on environmental racism. For almost 100 years, Alcoa aluminum company's labor and waste management practices in Badin, NC discriminated against and targeted Black union ... Read more

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Current Conversations with Ancient Texts: A Community-Based Reading Group

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Current Conversations with Ancient Texts: A Community-Based Reading Group

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Please join us for a community-based reading group of a classic Greek play, Euripides' , in order to show how these texts can be used to have conversations about pressing societal issues. With a story at the center of discussion, community members can begin to tackle questions like: What responsibilities do we have toward one another? How do we determine right and wrong? We will demonstrate the method of implementing reading groups across ages and backgrounds in community settings by bringing together members of the Carolina and local commun ity .

If you are a community member without a departmental affiliation, you may note "Not applicable" in that field on the registration form.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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Current Conversations with Ancient Texts: A Community-Based Reading Group - Engagement Week

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Please join us for a community-based reading group of a classic Greek play, Euripides' Alcestis, in order to show how these texts can be used to have conversations about pressing societal issues. With a story at the center of discussion, ... Read more

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How Local Governments Can Leverage Public Data to Find Community Development Opportunities

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How Local Governments Can Leverage Public Data to Find Community Development Opportunities

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Local governments collect, create, manage and visualize data to make decisions that increase the quality of life for citizens. One way this data is often underused is to identify community development opportunities such as identifying sites suitable for affordable housing or deciding which blocks to prioritize when revitalizing commercial space downtown. In this session, staff from the UNC School of Government's Development Finance Initiative will discuss how local governments can combine their public data sources through maps, dashboards and other tools to make community development decisions. They'll demonstrate challenges and opportunities local governments face when identifying community development projects using case studies from Kinston, Wilson and other communities across North Carolina.

Please register below to receive the details for joining this virtual event. Although this event is not confirmed for CLE credit, undergraduate students are welcome to register and participate!

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How Local Governments Can Leverage Public Data to Find Community Development Opportunities - Engagement Week

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Local governments collect, create, manage and visualize data to make decisions that increase the quality of life for citizens. One way this data is often underused is to identify community development opportunities such as identifying sites suitable for affordable housing ... Read more

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Whole Community Connection - Community-Academic Partnerships in Edgecombe and Robeson County - Engagement Week

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Whole Community Connection was established in 2022 to support a healthy, thriving North Carolina through community-academic partnerships. This webinar describes Whole Community Connection, a team-based leadership building model for rural communities, and reflections from community and academic team members. Participants ... Read more

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Whole Community Connection - Community-Academic Partnerships in Edgecombe and Robeson County - Engagement Week

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Whole Community Connection was established in 2022 to support a healthy, thriving North Carolina through community-academic partnerships. This webinar describes Whole Community Connection, a team-based leadership building model for rural communities, and reflections from community and academic team members. Participants ... Read more

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Food, Fitness and Opportunity Research Collaborative

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The Food, Fitness and Opportunity Research Collaborative's (FFORC) partnership with the Warren County Food Policy Council, Colonial Lodge and Soul City Farm, located in Warrenton and Norlina, has been the result of long-term investment and relationship building. While FFORC team member Reverend Kearney's work in the county started long before his partnership with UNC-Chapel Hill, connecting with the university and its resources has allowed him to continue engaging individuals in finding solutions for their health and increase his impact. In this talk, he will reflect on the rich history of Warren County and his partnerships. FFORC's programming will be used to demonstrate the importance of long-term investment in a community and discuss how engagement means understanding power dynamics and the faults in long-established systems.

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Reconciliation and Celebration: The Past, Present and Future of Warren County and the FFORC Partnership - Engagement Week

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The Food, Fitness and Opportunity Research Collaborative's (FFORC) partnership with the Warren County Food Policy Council, Colonial Lodge and Soul City Farm, located in Warrenton and Norlina, has been the result of long-term investment and relationship building. While FFORC team ... Read more

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Pathways to Dentistry: Virtual Shadowing Partnerships

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Pathways to Dentistry: Virtual Shadowing Partnerships

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During these Virtual Shadowing events, participants have the vantage of three to four angles of the procedure, and they can ask questions in real time to a secondary dentist or dental student. With the success of these events, the Adams School was asked to provide opportunities to Area Health Education Center (AHEC) students and then HOSA-Future Health Professionals also wanted to partner. High school and middle school students are the new frontier for recruitment into the health professions, especially dentistry. They simply are not exposed to the profession enough. By strategically partnering with AHEC, HOSA and DPI, we have established a foundation for our pathways to dentistry.

Careers in Dentistry is a Module that was developed in partnership with AHEC-Charlotte and ASOD (Lamont Lowery and students from DDS and DH programs).

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Pathways to Dentistry: Virtual Shadowing Partnerships - Engagement Week

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During these Virtual Shadowing events, participants have the vantage of three to four angles of the procedure, and they can ask questions in real time to a secondary dentist or dental student. With the success of these events, the Adams ... Read more

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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UNC Office of Community Outreach and Engagement

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities in North Carolina through a Community Pilot Funding Program - Engagement Week

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The vision of the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) is to develop and sustain a community that actively partners with UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center to reduce the burden of cancer and eliminate cancer disparities in North Carolina. … Read more

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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UNC Office of Community Outreach and Engagement

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities in North Carolina through a Community Pilot Funding Program - Engagement Week

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The vision of the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) is to develop and sustain a community that actively partners with UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center to reduce the burden of cancer and eliminate cancer disparities in North Carolina. … Read more

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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UNC Office of Community Outreach and Engagement

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities in North Carolina through a Community Pilot Funding Program - Engagement Week

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The vision of the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) is to develop and sustain a community that actively partners with UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center to reduce the burden of cancer and eliminate cancer disparities in North Carolina. … Read more

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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UNC Office of Community Outreach and Engagement

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities in North Carolina through a Community Pilot Funding Program - Engagement Week

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The vision of the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) is to develop and sustain a community that actively partners with UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center to reduce the burden of cancer and eliminate cancer disparities in North Carolina. … Read more

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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UNC Office of Community Outreach and Engagement

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities in North Carolina through a Community Pilot Funding Program - Engagement Week

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The vision of the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) is to develop and sustain a community that actively partners with UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center to reduce the burden of cancer and eliminate cancer disparities in North Carolina. … Read more

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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UNC Office of Community Outreach and Engagement

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities in North Carolina through a Community Pilot Funding Program - Engagement Week

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The vision of the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) is to develop and sustain a community that actively partners with UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center to reduce the burden of cancer and eliminate cancer disparities in North Carolina. … Read more

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities in North Carolina through a Community Pilot Funding Program - Engagement Week

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The vision of the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) is to develop and sustain a community that actively partners with UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center to reduce the burden of cancer and eliminate cancer disparities in North Carolina. … Read more

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities in North Carolina through a Community Pilot Funding Program - Engagement Week

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The vision of the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) is to develop and sustain a community that actively partners with UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center to reduce the burden of cancer and eliminate cancer disparities in North Carolina. … Read more

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities in North Carolina through a Community Pilot Funding Program - Engagement Week

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The vision of the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) is to develop and sustain a community that actively partners with UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center to reduce the burden of cancer and eliminate cancer disparities in North Carolina. … Read more

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities in North Carolina through a Community Pilot Funding Program - Engagement Week

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The vision of the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) is to develop and sustain a community that actively partners with UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center to reduce the burden of cancer and eliminate cancer disparities in North Carolina. … Read more

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities in North Carolina through a Community Pilot Funding Program - Engagement Week

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The vision of the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) is to develop and sustain a community that actively partners with UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center to reduce the burden of cancer and eliminate cancer disparities in North Carolina. … Read more

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities

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Partnering to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities in North Carolina through a Community Pilot Funding Program - Engagement Week

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The vision of the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) is to develop and sustain a community that actively partners with UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center to reduce the burden of cancer and eliminate cancer disparities in North Carolina. … Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board development processes and listen as they share key takeaways and lessons learned. Presenters will discuss how they used an informal mentorship model to incorporate recommendations from UNC Lineberger's CAB development into the N.C. TraCS CAB development process, providing examples of how the collaboration between the two institutes informed NC TraCS' CAB planning, recruitment, training and onboarding. Presenters will also discuss the Focused Conversation process - a structured, participatory and action-oriented discussion method - and how they used it to define their own CAB priorities, aims and activities. This presentation will highlight the importance of engaging community members as equal partners in the CAB development process, as well as shifting power to CAB members to make CAB priority-setting a community-driven process.

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A Tale of Two CABs (Community Advisory Boards) - Engagement Week

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In this talk, learn more about ways that the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute engage with their Community Advisory Boards. Learn about the differences and similarities in their community advisory board ... Read more

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Environmental Justice Action Research Clinic

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This event is a Community and Impact Screening of the documentary film From the release in Spring 2022, the film has received several awards, including the Jury Award for Documentary Feature at the 2022 Sarasota Film Festival and was named a Top Five Audience Favorite by Hot Docs. The film screening will be followed by a panel discussion with film directors and environmental justice community leaders. film's website: "A century after her grandfather claimed his freedom from slavery and the family land, Elsie Herring and her North Carolina community fight the world's largest pork corporation for their freedom to enjoy fresh air, clean water, and a life without the stench of manure." Since its

Attendees will gather at 4:30 for refreshments and the screening will begin at 5 p.m., to be followed at 6:30 p.m. by a panel discussion with impacted residents and the film producer.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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Film Screening: The Smell of Money - Engagement Week

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This event is a Community and Impact Screening of the documentary film The Smell of Money. From the film's website: "A century after her grandfather claimed his freedom from slavery and the family land, Elsie Herring and her North Carolina ... Read more

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Environmental Justice Action Research Clinic

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This event is a Community and Impact Screening of the documentary film From the release in Spring 2022, the film has received several awards, including the Jury Award for Documentary Feature at the 2022 Sarasota Film Festival and was named a Top Five Audience Favorite by Hot Docs. The film screening will be followed by a panel discussion with film directors and environmental justice community leaders. film's website: "A century after her grandfather claimed his freedom from slavery and the family land, Elsie Herring and her North Carolina community fight the world's largest pork corporation for their freedom to enjoy fresh air, clean water, and a life without the stench of manure." Since its

Attendees will gather at 4:30 for refreshments and the screening will begin at 5 p.m., to be followed at 6:30 p.m. by a panel discussion with impacted residents and the film producer.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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Film Screening: The Smell of Money - Engagement Week

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This event is a Community and Impact Screening of the documentary film The Smell of Money. From the film's website: "A century after her grandfather claimed his freedom from slavery and the family land, Elsie Herring and her North Carolina ... Read more

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Environmental Justice Action Research Clinic

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This event is a Community and Impact Screening of the documentary film From the release in Spring 2022, the film has received several awards, including the Jury Award for Documentary Feature at the 2022 Sarasota Film Festival and was named a Top Five Audience Favorite by Hot Docs. The film screening will be followed by a panel discussion with film directors and environmental justice community leaders. film's website: "A century after her grandfather claimed his freedom from slavery and the family land, Elsie Herring and her North Carolina community fight the world's largest pork corporation for their freedom to enjoy fresh air, clean water, and a life without the stench of manure." Since its

Attendees will gather at 4:30 for refreshments and the screening will begin at 5 p.m., to be followed at 6:30 p.m. by a panel discussion with impacted residents and the film producer.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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Film Screening: The Smell of Money - Engagement Week

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This event is a Community and Impact Screening of the documentary film The Smell of Money. From the film's website: "A century after her grandfather claimed his freedom from slavery and the family land, Elsie Herring and her North Carolina ... Read more

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Environmental Justice Action Research Clinic

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This event is a Community and Impact Screening of the documentary film From the release in Spring 2022, the film has received several awards, including the Jury Award for Documentary Feature at the 2022 Sarasota Film Festival and was named a Top Five Audience Favorite by Hot Docs. The film screening will be followed by a panel discussion with film directors and environmental justice community leaders. film's website: "A century after her grandfather claimed his freedom from slavery and the family land, Elsie Herring and her North Carolina community fight the world's largest pork corporation for their freedom to enjoy fresh air, clean water, and a life without the stench of manure." Since its

Attendees will gather at 4:30 for refreshments and the screening will begin at 5 p.m., to be followed at 6:30 p.m. by a panel discussion with impacted residents and the film producer.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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Film Screening: The Smell of Money - Engagement Week

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This event is a Community and Impact Screening of the documentary film The Smell of Money. From the film's website: "A century after her grandfather claimed his freedom from slavery and the family land, Elsie Herring and her North Carolina ... Read more

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Environmental Justice Action Research Clinic

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This event is a Community and Impact Screening of the documentary film From the release in Spring 2022, the film has received several awards, including the Jury Award for Documentary Feature at the 2022 Sarasota Film Festival and was named a Top Five Audience Favorite by Hot Docs. The film screening will be followed by a panel discussion with film directors and environmental justice community leaders. film's website: "A century after her grandfather claimed his freedom from slavery and the family land, Elsie Herring and her North Carolina community fight the world's largest pork corporation for their freedom to enjoy fresh air, clean water, and a life without the stench of manure." Since its

Attendees will gather at 4:30 for refreshments and the screening will begin at 5 p.m., to be followed at 6:30 p.m. by a panel discussion with impacted residents and the film producer.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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Film Screening: The Smell of Money - Engagement Week

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This event is a Community and Impact Screening of the documentary film The Smell of Money. From the film's website: "A century after her grandfather claimed his freedom from slavery and the family land, Elsie Herring and her North Carolina ... Read more

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Environmental Justice Action Research Clinic

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This event is a Community and Impact Screening of the documentary film From the release in Spring 2022, the film has received several awards, including the Jury Award for Documentary Feature at the 2022 Sarasota Film Festival and was named a Top Five Audience Favorite by Hot Docs. The film screening will be followed by a panel discussion with film directors and environmental justice community leaders. film's website: "A century after her grandfather claimed his freedom from slavery and the family land, Elsie Herring and her North Carolina community fight the world's largest pork corporation for their freedom to enjoy fresh air, clean water, and a life without the stench of manure." Since its

Attendees will gather at 4:30 for refreshments and the screening will begin at 5 p.m., to be followed at 6:30 p.m. by a panel discussion with impacted residents and the film producer.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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Film Screening: The Smell of Money - Engagement Week

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This event is a Community and Impact Screening of the documentary film The Smell of Money. From the film's website: "A century after her grandfather claimed his freedom from slavery and the family land, Elsie Herring and her North Carolina ... Read more

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development

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At this virtual presentation, participants will explore ways that UNC is serving the western region through teaching, research and service. Through unique internal and external partnerships and programs, UNC is contributing to the creation of an economy that cares for all. Hosted by NCGrowth, the presentation will be structured as a panel discussion including Dogwood Health Trust, the Pisgah Fund and the Mountain Area Health Education Center (MAHEC). The discussion will highlight key projects, partnerships and engagement strategies.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development - Engagement Week

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Event Recap Event Description At this virtual presentation, participants will explore ways that UNC is serving the western region through teaching, research and service. Through unique internal and external partnerships and programs, UNC is contributing to the creation of an ... Read more

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development

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At this virtual presentation, participants will explore ways that UNC is serving the western region through teaching, research and service. Through unique internal and external partnerships and programs, UNC is contributing to the creation of an economy that cares for all. Hosted by NCGrowth, the presentation will be structured as a panel discussion including Dogwood Health Trust, the Pisgah Fund and the Mountain Area Health Education Center (MAHEC). The discussion will highlight key projects, partnerships and engagement strategies.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development - Engagement Week

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development

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Event Description

At this virtual presentation, participants will explore ways that UNC is serving the western region through teaching, research and service. Through unique internal and external partnerships and programs, UNC is contributing to the creation of an economy that cares for all. Hosted by NCGrowth, the presentation will be structured as a panel discussion including Dogwood Health Trust, the Pisgah Fund and the Mountain Area Health Education Center (MAHEC). The discussion will highlight key projects, partnerships and engagement strategies.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development - Engagement Week

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Event Recap Event Description At this virtual presentation, participants will explore ways that UNC is serving the western region through teaching, research and service. Through unique internal and external partnerships and programs, UNC is contributing to the creation of an ... Read more

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development

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Event Description

At this virtual presentation, participants will explore ways that UNC is serving the western region through teaching, research and service. Through unique internal and external partnerships and programs, UNC is contributing to the creation of an economy that cares for all. Hosted by NCGrowth, the presentation will be structured as a panel discussion including Dogwood Health Trust, the Pisgah Fund and the Mountain Area Health Education Center (MAHEC). The discussion will highlight key projects, partnerships and engagement strategies.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development - Engagement Week

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Event Recap Event Description At this virtual presentation, participants will explore ways that UNC is serving the western region through teaching, research and service. Through unique internal and external partnerships and programs, UNC is contributing to the creation of an ... Read more

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development

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Event Description

At this virtual presentation, participants will explore ways that UNC is serving the western region through teaching, research and service. Through unique internal and external partnerships and programs, UNC is contributing to the creation of an economy that cares for all. Hosted by NCGrowth, the presentation will be structured as a panel discussion including Dogwood Health Trust, the Pisgah Fund and the Mountain Area Health Education Center (MAHEC). The discussion will highlight key projects, partnerships and engagement strategies.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development - Engagement Week

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Event Recap Event Description At this virtual presentation, participants will explore ways that UNC is serving the western region through teaching, research and service. Through unique internal and external partnerships and programs, UNC is contributing to the creation of an ... Read more

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development

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Event Description

At this virtual presentation, participants will explore ways that UNC is serving the western region through teaching, research and service. Through unique internal and external partnerships and programs, UNC is contributing to the creation of an economy that cares for all. Hosted by NCGrowth, the presentation will be structured as a panel discussion including Dogwood Health Trust, the Pisgah Fund and the Mountain Area Health Education Center (MAHEC). The discussion will highlight key projects, partnerships and engagement strategies.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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Deepening Engagement in Western NC for Health and Economic Development - Engagement Week

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Event Recap Event Description At this virtual presentation, participants will explore ways that UNC is serving the western region through teaching, research and service. Through unique internal and external partnerships and programs, UNC is contributing to the creation of an ... Read more

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment

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presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join the session to hear the background of "why" the assessment is happening, steps taken to engage meaningfully with partners, challenges faced along the way, and goals for moving forward once the findings are compiled. The assessment involves four FQHC partners repre senting multiple counties in Western NC; it is funded by the Dogwood Trust, which focuses on improving the health of Western North Carolina residents. The presenter will use multiple choice questions and polls to engage the audience around key elements of the presentation.

This is an in-person event with a hybrid option - registrants who would like to receive a link to participate in the meeting via Zoom should send a note to engagementweek@unc.edu to request it.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment - Engagement Week

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Event Recap Event Description At this presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join ... Read more

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment

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presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join the session to hear the background of "why" the assessment is happening, steps taken to engage meaningfully with partners, challenges faced along the way, and goals for moving forward once the findings are compiled. The assessment involves four FQHC partners repre senting multiple counties in Western NC; it is funded by the Dogwood Trust, which focuses on improving the health of Western North Carolina residents. The presenter will use multiple choice questions and polls to engage the audience around key elements of the presentation.

This is an in-person event with a hybrid option - registrants who would like to receive a link to participate in the meeting via Zoom should send a note to engagementweek@unc.edu to request it.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment - Engagement Week

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Event Recap Event Description At this presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join ... Read more

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment

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presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join the session to hear the background of "why" the assessment is happening, steps taken to engage meaningfully with partners, challenges faced along the way, and goals for moving forward once the findings are compiled. The assessment involves four FQHC partners repre senting multiple counties in Western NC; it is funded by the Dogwood Trust, which focuses on improving the health of Western North Carolina residents. The presenter will use multiple choice questions and polls to engage the audience around key elements of the presentation.

This is an in-person event with a hybrid option - registrants who would like to receive a link to participate in the meeting via Zoom should send a note to engagementweek@unc.edu to request it.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment - Engagement Week

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Event Recap Event Description At this presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join ... Read more

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment

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presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join the session to hear the background of "why" the assessment is happening, steps taken to engage meaningfully with partners, challenges faced along the way, and goals for moving forward once the findings are compiled. The assessment involves four FQHC partners repre senting multiple counties in Western NC; it is funded by the Dogwood Trust, which focuses on improving the health of Western North Carolina residents. The presenter will use multiple choice questions and polls to engage the audience around key elements of the presentation.

This is an in-person event with a hybrid option - registrants who would like to receive a link to participate in the meeting via Zoom should send a note to engagementweek@unc.edu to request it.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment - Engagement Week

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Event Recap Event Description At this presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join ... Read more

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presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join the session to hear the background of "why" the assessment is happening, steps taken to engage meaningfully with partners, challenges faced along the way, and goals for moving forward once the findings are compiled. The assessment involves four FQHC partners repre senting multiple counties in Western NC; it is funded by the Dogwood Trust, which focuses on improving the health of Western North Carolina residents. The presenter will use multiple choice questions and polls to engage the audience around key elements of the presentation.

This is an in-person event with a hybrid option - registrants who would like to receive a link to participate in the meeting via Zoom should send a note to engagementweek@unc.edu to request it.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment - Engagement Week

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presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join the session to hear the background of "why" the assessment is happening, steps taken to engage meaningfully with partners, challenges faced along the way, and goals for moving forward once the findings are compiled. The assessment involves four FQHC partners repre senting multiple counties in Western NC; it is funded by the Dogwood Trust, which focuses on improving the health of Western North Carolina residents. The presenter will use multiple choice questions and polls to engage the audience around key elements of the presentation.

This is an in-person event with a hybrid option - registrants who would like to receive a link to participate in the meeting via Zoom should send a note to engagementweek@unc.edu to request it.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment - Engagement Week

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presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join the session to hear the background of "why" the assessment is happening, steps taken to engage meaningfully with partners, challenges faced along the way, and goals for moving forward once the findings are compiled. The assessment involves four FQHC partners repre senting multiple counties in Western NC; it is funded by the Dogwood Trust, which focuses on improving the health of Western North Carolina residents. The presenter will use multiple choice questions and polls to engage the audience around key elements of the presentation.

This is an in-person event with a hybrid option - registrants who would like to receive a link to participate in the meeting via Zoom should send a note to engagementweek@unc.edu to request it.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment - Engagement Week

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presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join the session to hear the background of "why" the assessment is happening, steps taken to engage meaningfully with partners, challenges faced along the way, and goals for moving forward once the findings are compiled. The assessment involves four FQHC partners repre senting multiple counties in Western NC; it is funded by the Dogwood Trust, which focuses on improving the health of Western North Carolina residents. The presenter will use multiple choice questions and polls to engage the audience around key elements of the presentation.

This is an in-person event with a hybrid option - registrants who would like to receive a link to participate in the meeting via Zoom should send a note to engagementweek@unc.edu to request it.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join the session to hear the background of "why" the assessment is happening, steps taken to engage meaningfully with partners, challenges faced along the way, and goals for moving forward once the findings are compiled. The assessment involves four FQHC partners repre senting multiple counties in Western NC; it is funded by the Dogwood Trust, which focuses on improving the health of Western North Carolina residents. The presenter will use multiple choice questions and polls to engage the audience around key elements of the presentation.

This is an in-person event with a hybrid option - registrants who would like to receive a link to participate in the meeting via Zoom should send a note to engagementweek@unc.edu to request it.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join the session to hear the background of "why" the assessment is happening, steps taken to engage meaningfully with partners, challenges faced along the way, and goals for moving forward once the findings are compiled. The assessment involves four FQHC partners repre senting multiple counties in Western NC; it is funded by the Dogwood Trust, which focuses on improving the health of Western North Carolina residents. The presenter will use multiple choice questions and polls to engage the audience around key elements of the presentation.

This is an in-person event with a hybrid option - registrants who would like to receive a link to participate in the meeting via Zoom should send a note to engagementweek@unc.edu to request it.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment - Engagement Week

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Event Recap Event Description At this presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join ... Read more

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment

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Event Recap

presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join the session to hear the background of "why" the assessment is happening, steps taken to engage meaningfully with partners, challenges faced along the way, and goals for moving forward once the findings are compiled. The assessment involves four FQHC partners repre senting multiple counties in Western NC; it is funded by the Dogwood Trust, which focuses on improving the health of Western North Carolina residents. The presenter will use multiple choice questions and polls to engage the audience around key elements of the presentation.

This is an in-person event with a hybrid option - registrants who would like to receive a link to participate in the meeting via Zoom should send a note to engagementweek@unc.edu to request it.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment - Engagement Week

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment

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Event Recap

presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join the session to hear the background of "why" the assessment is happening, steps taken to engage meaningfully with partners, challenges faced along the way, and goals for moving forward once the findings are compiled. The assessment involves four FQHC partners repre senting multiple counties in Western NC; it is funded by the Dogwood Trust, which focuses on improving the health of Western North Carolina residents. The presenter will use multiple choice questions and polls to engage the audience around key elements of the presentation.

This is an in-person event with a hybrid option - registrants who would like to receive a link to participate in the meeting via Zoom should send a note to engagementweek@unc.edu to request it.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment - Engagement Week

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment

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Event Recap

presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join the session to hear the background of "why" the assessment is happening, steps taken to engage meaningfully with partners, challenges faced along the way, and goals for moving forward once the findings are compiled. The assessment involves four FQHC partners repre senting multiple counties in Western NC; it is funded by the Dogwood Trust, which focuses on improving the health of Western North Carolina residents. The presenter will use multiple choice questions and polls to engage the audience around key elements of the presentation.

This is an in-person event with a hybrid option - registrants who would like to receive a link to participate in the meeting via Zoom should send a note to engagementweek@unc.edu to request it.

Students getting CLE credit use the Student Registration button below.

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What do you need? Engaging in a Rural, Regional, Medication Optimization Needs Assessment - Engagement Week

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Event Recap Event Description At this presentation, participants will learn about the ongoing process of engaging with rural federally qualified health centers (FQHC) offering primary care services across Western North Carolina to conduct a multi-faceted medication optimization needs assessment. Join ... Read more

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Telling the Stories of Birthing People of Color in the Triangle

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Telling the Stories of Birthing People of Color in the Triangle

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Telling the Stories of Birthing People of Color in the Triangle and Highlighting what Community-Driven Solutions Look Like - Engagement Week

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Presenters will tell the story of the research collaboration between a UNC Preventive Medicine Resident in the Graduate Certificate for Participatory Research program and a community-based organization supporting birthing people of color in the Triangle, from project conception and design … Read more

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Telling the Stories of Birthing People of Color in the Triangle

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Telling the Stories of Birthing People of Color in the Triangle

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Telling the Stories of Birthing People of Color in the Triangle and Highlighting what Community-Driven Solutions Look Like - Engagement Week

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Presenters will tell the story of the research collaboration between a UNC Preventive Medicine Resident in the Graduate Certificate for Participatory Research program and a community-based organization supporting birthing people of color in the Triangle, from project conception and design … Read more

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Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education

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Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education

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The Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education - Engagement Week

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Learn about the ways the Philosophy Department and other departments at UNC are working with the Friday Center and the North Carolina Department of Public Safety to bring humanistic inquiry and educational opportunities to adult prisons and juvenile justice facilities.

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Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education

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Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education

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The Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education - Engagement Week

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Learn about the ways the Philosophy Department and other departments at UNC are working with the Friday Center and the North Carolina Department of Public Safety to bring humanistic inquiry and educational opportunities to adult prisons and juvenile justice facilities.

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Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education

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The Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education - Engagement Week

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Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education

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The Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education - Engagement Week

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Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education

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The Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education - Engagement Week

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Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education

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The Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education - Engagement Week

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Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education

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The Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education - Engagement Week

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Learn about the ways the Philosophy Department and other departments at UNC are working with the Friday Center and the North Carolina Department of Public Safety to bring humanistic inquiry and educational opportunities to adult prisons and juvenile justice facilities.

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Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education

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The Power of the Humanities in Prison and Juvenile Justice Education - Engagement Week

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Learn about the ways the Philosophy Department and other departments at UNC are working with the Friday Center and the North Carolina Department of Public Safety to bring humanistic inquiry and educational opportunities to adult prisons and juvenile justice facilities.

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This presentation will (1) provide an overview of the Tiny Homes Village Project, (2) discuss strategies used to build and sustain the public-private partnership being used to develop this demonstration project, and (3) discuss preliminary results from a process evaluation ... Read more