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A7(1/6): Many have done the hard work of creating, testing, implementing, and refining effective, sincere community engagement approaches that can be applied to our collective fight to promote health equity. #SALUDTUES https://twitter.com/Jay_Pitter/status/1355631940704022535?s=20
A7(2/6): Including community-based-participatory research, which puts communities in the driver’s seat, from identifying the problem to address, devising and testing research questions, conducting the analysis, & interpreting findings. #saludtues …https://implementationscience.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13012-017-0696-3
A7(3/6): I’m also an unabashed fan of restorative justice approaches like @DrDesThePlanner’s DICE, which infuses dignity into planning approaches and centers around healing trauma and delivering justice. Follow #saludtues https://thrivancegroup.com/tools-and-resources
A7(4/6): Also, holistic, systemic approaches like the @blackspaceorg Manifesto provide a clear framework within which to conduct community engagement, centered around a set of core values completely in-line with ensuring health equity. #saludtues https://bit.ly/SoPBlackS
A7(5/6): Other leaders in world of urbanism & equity to follow: @untokening @Jay_Pitter @TamikaButler @SmartGrowthCEO @schmangee @DrAkilahWB @temcmillan @bambinoir @sahrasulaiman @Lyndab08 @cid1of2 @Bici_Urbana @andredarmanin @Eleytown @mslynnross & more @ULOCNetwork #saludtues
A7(6/6): Finally, employing radical empathy – achieved in part with anthropological, ethnographic approaches – is key to ushering in health equity. It’s not enough to understand and validate, we must act (accordingly) on the basis of those learnings & insights. #saludtues
