Outreach Core

抽象--社区外展核心 社区外展核心(COC)的目标是继续支持佛罗里达-加州癌症 通过共享科学数据和结果，建立研究、教育和参与健康公平(Care2)中心 从我们整个社区正在进行的项目中，促进临床研究教育和培训 社区成员成为癌症的倡导者和社区影响者。我们的社区外展核心 (COC)团队在两岸社区参与研究方面拥有20多年的经验， 不同群体，包括但不限于黑人、非裔美国人、(B/AA)和西班牙裔/拉丁裔(H/L) 不同国家出身和社会经济地位较低的个人。我们将继续支持中心 从事前列腺癌、胰腺癌和现在的肺癌研究的研究人员。在COC先前工作的基础上， 要实现的四(4)个目标是1)创建和实施旨在 培训、支持和衡量600名社区倡导者在分享癌症信息方面的影响， 癌症研究，Care2中心及其项目2)开发并交付给5,000名社区成员 以证据为基础的多媒体教育材料，最大限度地利用技术和媒体，为B/ AA和H/L受众，专注于胰腺和肺癌信息、癌症研究和临床试验 参与，并为癌症研究捐赠生物标本。3)与Care2调查人员合作主持 宣传和教育B/AA和H/L不同人群和其他主要利益攸关方的教育活动 关于癌症研究进展和Care2中心的发现。4)与Care2规划和 评估核心，用于评估COC计划和活动的效果。

ABSTRACT – COMMUNITY OUTREACH CORE The goal of the Community Outreach Core (COC) is to continue supporting the Florida-California Cancer Research, Education, and Engagement Health Equity (CaRE2) Center by sharing scientific data and results from ongoing projects with throughout our communities, promoting clinical research education, and training community members to be advocates and community influencers on cancer. Our Community Outreach Core (COC) team has over 20 years of experience working in bicoastal community engagement research, with diverse populations including but not limited to, Black, African American, (B/AA) and Hispanic/Latinox (H/L) individuals of various country origins and of low socioeconomic status. We will continue supporting Center investigators conducting prostate, pancreatic, and now, lung cancer research. Building on COC’s prior work, four (4) aims to accomplish are to 1) Create and implement a Community Advocacy Academy designed to train, support, and measure the impact of 600 community advocates in sharing information about cancer, cancer research, and the CaRE2 Center and its projects 2) Develop and deliver to 5,000 community members evidence-based multimedia educational materials, maximizing the use of technology and media, tailored to B/ AA and H/L audiences, focusing on pancreatic and lung cancer information, cancer research and clinical trials participation, and biospecimens donation for cancer research. 3) Partner with CaRE2 investigators to host educational activities to inform and educate B/AA and H/L diverse populations and other key stakeholders about cancer research advances and CaRE2 center discoveries. 4) Partner with the CaRE2 Planning and Evaluation Core to evaluate the effects of the COC program and activities.