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1) Health problem: HIV

2) Community of Interest: Washington, DC

3) Priority population: African American communities

4) Potential Community Partners: DC CARE Consortium, National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC), Washington AIDS International Foundation,

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1) Health Issue: The intersection of social capital and (colorectal) cancer screening and prevention
2) Community of Interest: Native Americans receiving care at Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma health facilities
3) Priority Population: Native Americans aged 45 to 75 years

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1. Health Issue: Obesity prevention and management.
2. Community of Interest: Spanish and English Speaking women residing in Cameron county.
3. Potential Community Partner: Tu Salud ¡Si Cuenta!

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Health Issue 1: Cervical screening among young adults

Community of Interest: Young adults in colleges and universities in Lagos Nigeria

Potential community partners: Optimal Cancer Care Foundation (OCCF), Ijeawele foundation, churches, community health care centers, university student leaders

Health Issue 2: Perinatal depression

Community of interest: middle-income women in Lagos, Nigeria

Potential community partners: Church groups, African Alliance for Maternal Mental Health, community hospitals & centers

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1. Health Issue: Type 2 diabetes

2. Behavior: Diabetes self-management adherence
Community of interest: African-born men in Houston with poorly controlled glucose levels or Men in a specific geographic region in Ghana.

3. Potential Community Partners: Diabetes Awareness Wellness and Network (DAWN), Faith and Diabetes Initiative, Bite of Hope, Clinics or Hospitals

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Option 1
1. Health issue: Fruit and vegetable consumption in adolescent Black/African American girls
2. Community of interest: 13-17-year old Black/African American girls and their parents in the Houston Metropolitan Statistical Area
3. Potential community partners: Community organizations working with Black/African American youth in the Houston area (e.g., Choose to Do, Inc., U.S. Dream Academy), Black churches in the Houston area with youth groups (e.g., The Luke Church-Humble), Ivy Leaf Farms (Black woman-owned farm addressing food equity in the Sunnyside area), Common Threads (nonprofit organization that provides cooking and nutrition education classes)

Option 2
1. Health issue: Maternal stress in Black/African American women
2. Community of interest: Black/African American mothers in the Houston Metropolitan Statistical Area
3. Potential community partners: Shades of Blue Project (local non-profit organization that focuses on improving maternal mental health outcomes for women) and Black/African American doulas

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Lorena's Community Health Proposal Ideas

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Lorena's Community Health Proposal Ideas

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1. Health Issue: Diabetes prevention and management

2. Community of Interest:  Low-income, English and Spanish speaking communities, in Houston, Texas

3. Potential Community Partners: Hospitals and clinics that could refer patients to the Culinary Medicine (CM) program; H-E-B and the Houston Food Bank could potential donate food for CM classes

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Marlee's Community Health Proposal Ideas

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Marlee's Community Health Proposal Ideas

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1. Health Problem: Teenage pregnancy amongst the Hispanic population

2. Community of Interest: Hispanic adolescents residing in Rio Grande Valley (Cameron county).

3. Potential Community Partner: Planned Parenthood of South Texas

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1. Health issue: low compliance rate in Well-Child Visits in the First 30 Months of Life

2. Community of Interest: Black/African American communities in Harris county

3. Potential Partners: Harris Health, Baker Ripley

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We added "d" or "4" as potential community partner

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Migrant children face difficult circumstances in their journeys to the U.S., often mentally and physically hindering their ability to lead a healthy life.

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Jessly's Community Health Proposal Ideas

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Jessly's Community Health Proposal Ideas

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1. Health issue: Physical health among migrant adolescents

2. Community of interest: Refugee unaccompanied adolescents from Latin America in Houston, Texas - housed in refugee resettlement agencies

3. Potential Community Partners: Texas Children Hospital's Program for Immigrant and Refugee Child Health, Harris County Public Health Clinic - Refugee Health Screening Program

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Houston/Harris County Healthy Corner Store Network 

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Ghia's Community Health Promotion Proposal Ideas

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Ghia's Community Health Promotion Proposal Ideas

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1. Health Issue: Food Insecurity in underserved communities.

2. Community of Interest: Predominantly African American communities in Houston, Texas that can be classified as "food deserts/food swamps".

3. Potential Community Partners for Planning Group: Existing non-profit organizations working on food sustainability efforts in these communities, dieticians, local elected officials that are decision makers, local community leaders, community residents, local food sources, and community civic clubs (to list a few).

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Low-SES women facing an unplanned pregnancy alone with few resources may acquire depression and other health challenges during pregnancy: a primary intervention

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a) Health Problem: Antepartum depression, which may occur in women during pregnancy. A preventative or primary approach.

b)  Community of Interest: Central Texas, including Austin and Travis County, specifically women who may be geographically or socially isolated and pregnant.

c) Priority Population: Women with low SES, including immigrant women, many of whom have unplanned pregnancies or are without a partner.

d) Potential Community Partners: Any Baby Can (Austin) in a coalition with CHWs, providers, women with lived experience, and others.