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Youth Engagement Is Prevention: What the Evidence Says About Building Effective Youth-Led Public Health Programs

For decades, public health prevention efforts have been designed for young people. Increasingly, the evidence suggests they should be designed with them. Whether the goal is to prevent substance use, reduce violence, improve mental health, or promote healthy behaviors, a growing body of research shows that youth are not simply recipients of prevention programs—they can […]

Communication

What the MAHA Summit Reveals About the U.S. Public Health Agenda

A high-profile health summit held just steps from the White House last week offered an unusual look at the ideas influencing U.S. health policy under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Vice President JD Vance. The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Summit brought together Silicon Valley anti-ageing entrepreneurs, social media influencers, and top federal […]

Interview

A conversation with Evelyne Kane

Evelyne Kane is Associate Director of Community Engagement and Capacity Building at the world-renowned Camden Coalition. In her role, Evelyne is dedicated to ensuring that individuals with lived experience are equal partners in enhancing systems and services for those navigating health and social complexities. She takes pride in collaborating with community leaders across the U.S. […]

Collaboration

Foundational Expectations for Partnerships in Research: Building Trust and Inclusion

What can we learn from PCORI? Patient-centered research is a cornerstone of equitable healthcare. But how do we ensure that the people who are most affected by these studies are involved meaningfully from the very start? The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) has developed a set of six foundational expectations to guide researchers in building […]

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Tag: engagement

Youth Engagement Is Prevention: What the Evidence Says About Building Effective Youth-Led Public Health Programs

What the MAHA Summit Reveals About the U.S. Public Health Agenda

A conversation with Evelyne Kane

Foundational Expectations for Partnerships in Research: Building Trust and Inclusion

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