Join the Clinical and Translational Science Collaborative for its second Health Equity Challenge Series. Over the next year we invite researchers and health equity champions (anyone in any role) at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Clinic, Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center, MetroHealth, University Hospitals, University of Toledo, the Northeast Ohio Medical University, and Clinical and Translational Science Award program hubs nationwide to embark on a Women’s Health Equity journey through awareness challenges to further their health equity knowledge and take those learnings back to their institution to become a model for collaborative advancement of health equity.
This four-part challenge series launches in August 2023 and concludes in March 2024.
Health Equity Research Bootcamp
Calling all aspiring health equity researchers! Have you always wanted to do research, but didn’t know where or how to start? Does your heart beat to the drum of health equity and you want to use your professional and lived experience to impact evidence-based practices in the clinic and community? Look no further and join us for our first Health Equity Research Bootcamp in August.
What: Health Equity Research Bootcamp
Where: Warrensville Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library
When: Saturday, August 12, 2023
Time: 10AM-3PM
Lunch will be provided.
Topics and Presenters
- National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities - Health Disparities Research Framework
- The Health Equity Research Framework
- All About Data: TriNetX with Yasir Tarabichi, MD, Director of Clinical Research Informatics at MetroHealth
- Grant Development with Susan Connor, PhD, Assistant Director of Research Programs at the Clinical and Translational Science Collaborative of Cleveland
- Research and Impact Evaluation with Clara Pelfrey, PhD (pre-recorded), Evaluation Director of the Clinical and Translational Science Collaborative of Cleveland
- Dissemination and Implementation with Valerie Chepp, PhD, Quantitative Health Sciences, Cleveland Clinic
- Health Equity Researcher Panel
- Mamta Singh, MD
- Carolyn Harmon Still, PhD
- Princess Ogbogu, MD
Register before Wednesday, August 9 at https://bit.ly/ctscherbootcamp.
To be announced September 2023. Check back for details and join the CTSC listserv so that you don’t miss the announcement.
Challenge Description: Attend a film screening of Aftershock documentary and panel discussion with local experts. Last year each of our partner affiliates hosted at least one screening and discussion. Are you interested in hosting a screening and/or panel discussion? Let us know by sending an e-mail to Gelise@case.edu.
Challenge Description: Participate in a book discussion featuring Medical Bondage: Race, Gender and the Origins of American Gynecology by Deirdre Cooper Owens, PhD.
Each interactive, hour-long session will start with presentations from researchers or organizations complementary to the chapter being discussed, questions inspired by workbook topics interwoven throughout the discussion, and opportunities for questions.
Register for the book discussion series HERE. Registration will remain open until the end of the series. If you're unable to attend each session, we welcome you to participate as your schedule permits.
SCHEDULE
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Date |
Time |
Chapter(s) |
Presenter(s) |
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Wednesday, October 4 |
*12PM-1PM |
Introduction/ |
Deirdre Cooper Owens, PhD Please enjoy the above Highlight Reel from the luncheon! |
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Wednesday, October 11 |
12PM-1PM |
Chapter 2: Black Women’s Experiences in Slavery and Medicine |
Rachel Dudley, PhD, Assistant Professor, Women’s and Gender Studies, University of Toledo |
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Wednesday, October 18 |
12PM-1PM |
Chapter 3: Contested Relations: Slavery, Sex, and Medicine |
Ayesha Bell Hardaway, JD, Co-Director, Social Justice Institute, Associate Professor of Law and Director, Social Justice Law Center, CWRU School of Law |
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Wednesday, October 25 |
12PM-1PM |
Chapter 4: Irish Immigrant Women and American Gynecology |
Charlotte Rich, doctoral student in the History of Science and Medicine at Yale University |
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Wednesday, November 1 |
12PM-1PM |
Chapter 5: Historical Black Superbodies and the Medical Gaze |
TBD |
Challenge Description: Learn about local community organizations’ data needs, researcher skill sets to meet those needs, and funders’ funding priorities via this virtual speed dating-style experience.
- Date: Wednesday, January 17, 2024
- Time: 12PM-1PM
- Venue: Zoom
Last year we learned that one of our local community organizations’ needs is data from research that can help support requests and programming in grant proposals. Our research community has a skill set that can help fill that gap. Our philanthropic community has funding priorities that bridge community organizations and research. What will happen when we pair these parties in one room for a period of five to 10 minutes to learn about each other in a virtual speed dating-style event?
If you are a:
- researcher;
- community organization representative; or
- funder, then…
this event is for YOU.
Challenge Description: Bring your talent, curiosity, and innovative ideas to our second un-meeting about women’s health equity research. Additional details to follow.
- Date: Wednesday, March 13, 2024
- Time: 10AM-1PM
- Venue: Zoom