ADVANCING HEALTH EQUITY AND REDUCING DISPARITIES: COMMUNITY-IDENTIFIED AND DRIVEN PROJECTS
2024
Community Engagement in Aging Research
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Author Information
Author(s): Frazier Robbin, Johnson Elma
Primary Institution: University of Minnesota
Conclusion
The Community Advisory Board has identified key community needs and initiated projects to combat ageism and social isolation among diverse older adults.
Supporting Evidence
- The Community Advisory Board was launched to provide input and guidance for aging research.
- Community-led projects were initiated to address ageism and social isolation.
Takeaway
A group of older adults is helping researchers understand and solve problems faced by their communities, like feeling lonely or being treated unfairly because of their age.
Methodology
The study involved establishing a Community Advisory Board to guide research priorities based on community needs.
Participant Demographics
Older adults from the largest ethnic groups in Minnesota, particularly BIPOC and underserved communities.
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