Center for Latino Health Research Opportunities-CLaRO Community Engagement and Dissemination Core

拉丁美洲健康研究中心的社区参与和传播核心（CEDc） 机会（CLaRO）借鉴了埃尔森特罗和CRUSADA的经验和专业知识 在20年的社区参与中获得，以提出目标和行动计划， 药物滥用，暴力和艾滋病毒/艾滋病在拉丁美洲弱势群体。埃尔森特罗和克鲁萨达有 建立了广泛的社区合作伙伴网络，这对推进联合国各项目标和宗旨至关重要。 迈阿密戴德县的ClaRO。在CLaRO领导层和主要人员的指导下，社区参与 和传播核心（CEDC）将实施CBPR方法，以实现三个目标。(1)进行 在社区一级评估与上述情况有关的需求、资源和现有服务;（2） 建立一个公平、协作和可持续的社区机构和其他机构联盟 致力于预防或减少这些公共卫生问题的利益相关者;以及，（3）制定一个 有效传播计划，以（a）使社区成员、合作组织和服务部门参与进来 提供者在传播研究成果并将其转化为可持续的社区和系统一级 变化，以及（B）向社区合作伙伴和整个社区提供定制的信息和培训 成员将使用来自不同来源的定量和定性多层次数据， 对目标社区进行全面分析，以促进这些社区的干预研究 并在多个影响层面上为公共政策提供信息。还开展了广泛的培训和宣传工作， 提出了

The Community Engagement and Dissemination Core (CEDc) of the Center for Latino Health Research Opportunities (CLaRO) draws from the experiences and expertise that El Centro and CRUSADA have acquired during 20 combined years of community engagement to propose aims and a plan of action to address substance abuse, violence, and HIV/AIDS in vulnerable Latino groups. The El Centro and CRUSADA have built extensive networks of community partners that will be essential to advancing the goals and objectives of CLaRO in Miami-Dade County. Guided by CLaRO leadership and key personnel, the Community Engagement and Dissemination Core (CEDc) will implement a CBPR approach to achieve three aims. (1) Conduct a community level assessment of needs, resources, and existing services related to the above conditions; (2) Build an equitable, collaborative and sustainable consortium of community based agencies and other stakeholders dedicated to the prevention or reduction of these public health concerns; and, (3) Develop an effective dissemination plan to (a) engage community members, partnering organizations, and service providers in disseminating and translating research findings into sustainable community and system level changes and (b) deliver customized messages and training to community partners and at-large community members. Quantitative and qualitative multi-level data from diverse sources will be used to produce comprehensive analysis of the targeted communities to facilitate intervention research in these communities and to inform public policy at multiple levels of influence. An extensive training and dissemination effort is also proposed.