MSM PRC Cancer Unit Advocacy Workshop Registration
If you are having difficulty completing the electronic version of the registration form, please download and complete the
PDF version and fax it to the MSM RPC office at 404-756-9771.
Community Based Cancer Research Unit Southeastern US Collaborative Center of Excellence for the Elimination of Disparities (SUCCEED)
Presents
REACH/SUCCEED Video Series 2010
“Building Community Capacity toward the
Elimination of Cancer Disparities”
The following series of videos were filmed at the Morehouse School of Medicine REACH/SUCCEED Workshop 2010:
“Building Community Capacity toward the Elimination of Cancer Disparities”. These video sessions are designed to extend capacity building information to community-based organizations working toward the prevention and elimination of disparities in breast and cervical cancer in African American women. Specifically, the four videos provide an overview of policy and systems change, evidence-based programming, and the importance of program evaluation in the grant writing process.
MSM PRC Cancer Unit Advocacy Workshop Registration
Goals:
- Increase understanding and familiarity with evidence based approaches in cancer control and prevention
- Understand the importance of evaluation in the grant writing process
- Advance understanding of the role and importance of systems and policy change to reduce the burden of breast and cervical cancer on African American women.
YOU CAN VIEW A SESSION BY CLICKING EACH VIDEO LINK BELOW:
Keynote Address: Building Community Capacity toward the Elimination of Cancer Disparities
Presenter: Linda Blount, MPH
National Vice President Health Disparities, American Cancer Society
Evidence-Based Programming using Cancer Control P.L.A.N.E.T.
Presenter: Cynthia Vinson, MPA
National Cancer Institute
Policy and Systems Change in Community-Based Organizations
Presenter: Monica Taylor-Jones, PhD, MPH
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Grant Writing and Evaluation
Presenters: Brenda Hayes, DSW, MSW, MPH and Tabia Henry Akintobi, PhD, MPH
Morehouse School of Medicine