Free one-on-one training to Colorado community-based organizations involved in health disparities projects, on:
- health disparities data: obtaining and understanding the health disparities data profile of your region
- cultural competence: working collaboratively with individuals from diverse cultures
- community engagement: how to engage your target community(ies) to address their needs
- evidence-based interventions: how to find, adapt and use interventions shown to work (and what to do if there aren't any...)
- evaluation: how to show your success and learn about how to improve
- grant writing: have one of our faculty work with you on your grant
In addition, participants receive a USB drive loaded with county level health disparities data (and how to get updates), validated tools to measure nutrition, physical activity, and other health behaviors, sites where you can find evidence-based intervention, as well as many other resources related to the topics above. Most of the work is done via phone and e-mail, with one live workshop.
For more information or to apply, please e-mail the Project Manager, Nicole Tuitt or the Project Director Angela Sauaia, MD, PhD, at for more information.
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