CPHHPR Mission  

 

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CPHHPR Objectives

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CPHHPR in the Community

The Center for Public Health and Health Policy Research has sponsored three Mini-Summits on Minority Health!

  • Summit One: July 25th, 2007 Founding Summit and Coalition Meeting: Race, Class, and Public Health 
  • Summit Two: October 10th, 2007 Community-Based Participatory Research
  • Summit Three: February 28th, 2008 Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Suffolk County Minority Health Coalition: The Power of Partnerships    

CPHHPR Partner Links

The CPHHPR has partnered with The Witness Project (R) of Long Island, a culturally competent health education and outreach program to increase community awareness about breast cancer within Suffolk County's African American population. (Click Here for The Witness Project Website!)

News 

 

Save the date. The Center for Public Health and Health Policy Research will host the Think Tank for African American Progress on Long Island in the Spring 2010.Please click here for more information.

 

The Center for Public Health and Health Policy Research presented at the American Public Health Association meetings. Congratulations, Susan Darlow, Owen Pyke, Jamie Romeiser, Melody Goodman, and Jewel Stafford.  CLICK HERE for pictures!

 

The Center for Public Health and Health Policy Research in collaboration with Literacy Suffolk, Inc. has received a National Institutes of Health Partners in Research grant entitled Community Alliance for Research Empowering Social Change (CARES). CARES will consist of an interdisciplinary team of researchers, community based organizations and community members working together to improve minority health outcomes through evidence based public health. To this end, we are cordially inviting you to participate in guiding the research conducted in your community. No one knows or understands a community better than those that live there. CLICK HERE for the CARES application form! For questions and answers about CARES CLICK HERE!

 

The Center for Public Health and Health Policy Research and the Suffolk County Minority Health Action Coalition are excited to invite you to The Suffolk County Minority Health Summit on October 20, 2008 at the Islandia Marriott in Hauppauge, NY from 9 AM - 5 PM.  CLICK HERE to register!

  Graduation 2008 Dr. Melody Goodman, Director of the Center for Public Health and Health Policy Research, was honored to be this year's keynote speaker for the Honors College Commencement at Stony Brook University. For a copy of her speech, CLICK HERE!
  Summit One: Stony Brook University Press Release
  Summit Three: Suffolk and SBU join forces to fix health disparities (Long Island Business News)

CPHHPR Contact Information

For more information, please contact the Center at CPHHPR@gmail.com  or at 631-444-1625

Suffolk County Minority Health Action Coalition WEB LOGIN

SCMHAC Members: For committee powerpoints, LOGIN HERE

 
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