Manuscripts Accepted Ahead of Print | Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action

These articles have been published in recent issues of Progress in Community Health Partnerships. The peer-reviewed, accepted manuscripts are available below while the final published articles are available from Project MUSE.

Asset Based Community “Response”: A model promoting effective student-community engagement in disaster scenarios

Author(s):

Taylor J. Kratochvil

Heidi J. Keeler

H. Dele Davies

Online Publication Date:

March 28, 2022

Keywords:

curriculum

sociology and social phenomena

Academic Medical Centers

COVID-19

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Photovoice Lessons from a Peruvian Program in Combatting Stigma for Caregivers of Children with Disabilities

Author(s):

Paulina Luna

Loreley Zarely Laura Martinez

Amber Trujillo Lalla

David Addiss

Naomi Penney

Online Publication Date:

June 2, 2022

Keywords:

**Published in Progress in Community Health Partnerships (PCHP) volume 16.4.

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Community-engaged research disruption: The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on research with communities

Author(s):

Online Publication Date:

January 30, 2023

Keywords:

Community Engaged Research

ABSTRACT

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A School Wellness Partnership to Address Childhood Obesity

Author(s):

Online Publication Date:

October 13, 2021

Keywords:

Schools

education

Public Sector

Community health partnerships

ABSTRACT

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Moving from transactional to relational: How funders can work in partnership with BIPOC communities

Author(s):

Racial Equity Coalition and United Way King County Partnership

Online Publication Date:

November 11, 2022

Keywords:

Community-based Participatory Research (CBPR)

Philanthropy

BIPOC Coalition

Systems Change

Northwestern United States

**Published in Progress in Community Health Partnerships (PCHP) 17.3.

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Engaging Food Insecure Families on the Weekend to Improve Nutrition and Health

Author(s):

Online Publication Date:

December 24, 2021

Keywords:

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Evaluating Interorganizational Collaborations: Lessons Learned from Five California Geriatric Workforce Enhancement Programs

Author(s):

Alicia V. Neumann

Gregory D. Stevens

Lourdes R. Guerrero

Online Publication Date:

February 27, 2022

Keywords:

Community health partnerships

Process issues

Organizations

Academic Medical Centers

Health Services for the Aged

**Published in Progress in Community Health Partnerships (PCHP) volume 16.4.

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Connect: Cultivating academic/community partnerships to address our communities' complex needs during public health crises

Online Publication Date:

August 15, 2022

Keywords:

Community health partnerships

health promotion

community-based participatory research

Substance-Related Disorders

public health

urban population

Vulnerable Populations

ABSTRACT

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Using our Strengths: Establishing a Community-academic Partnership to Tackle Menstrual Health Concerns in Philadelphia

Author(s):

Online Publication Date:

March 6, 2022

Keywords:

community-based participatory research

health promotion

Community health partnerships

Women’s Health

Menstruation

**Published in Progress in Community Health Partnerships (PCHP) 17.1. All rights reserved.** ABSTRACT Background: Menstrual health is a secretive, stigmatized, and understudied topic in the US.