Exploring & Applying CBPR Principles (Group 1) (PHD1123 Spring 2025) by Andrew Springer

You are part of a nonprofit consulting group hired to lead the planning of a community health initiative aimed at reducing obesity in Harris County, Texas among elementary school-aged children. Provide examples of how the following CBPR principles can be applied to guide your approach. Use the '+'/sticky note to share ideas.

andrewespringer — 2023-12-11 23:35:26 UTC

1.) CBPR Recognizes Community as a Unit of Identity

2.) CBPR Builds on Strengths & Resources within Community

3.) CBPR facilitates collaborative, equitable partnership in all research phases and involves and empowering and power-sharing process that attends to social inequalities

Community as a Unit of Identity

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Engage on the individual school level. Tap into school/mascot pride to engage students, staff, faculty, and parents.

Build on Strengths and Resources in the Community

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School’s nutrition education program

-culturally relevant lunches

Community Gardens

WIC

Presentations from local partners (HEB, NFL Play 60)

Facilitates Collaboration

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School Health Advisory Boards

Community Parks and Rec

YMCA

Local University students to volunteer time