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Beginning a Partnership with PhotoVoice to Explore Environmental Health and Health Inequities in Minority Communities

机译：与PhotoVoice建立合作伙伴关系，探索少数民族社区的环境健康和健康不平等现象

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Research informs action, but the challenge is its translation into practice. The 2012–2017 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Strategic Plan emphasizes partnership with community stakeholders to capture critical missing information about the effects of environment on health and to improve translation of study results, a daunting task for many traditionally-trained researchers. To better understand economic and neighborhood context consistent with these goals as well as existing inequities, we needed access to a highly affected community to inform and participate in our research. Our team therefore undertook a PhotoVoice project as a first step in establishing a participatory partnership and to appreciate the lived experiences of and build trust with youth visiting an urban community center in a high-risk, low-income, African American neighborhood located along a busy, polluted interstate. Ten 8–13 years-olds represented their community’s perspectives through photographs over 14-weeks using structured questioning. Five themes emerged: poor eating habits/inadequate nutrition; safety/violence; family/friends/community support; future hopes/dreams; and garbage/environment. Public viewings of the photos/captions facilitated engagement of other community agencies and multidisciplinary academic faculties to work together to build a sustainable “community collaboratory” that will promote health at the center by providing families knowledge/skills to prevent/minimize environmental exposures via diet/lifestyle changes using community-engaged, citizen scientist and systems thinking approaches.
机译：研究为行动提供了信息，但挑战在于将其转化为实践。 2012-2017年国家环境健康科学研究所战略计划强调与社区利益相关者建立伙伴关系，以捕获有关环境对健康的影响的重要缺失信息，并改善研究结果的翻译，这对许多接受过传统培训的研究人员而言是艰巨的任务。为了更好地理解与这些目标以及现有的不平等状况相一致的经济和邻里环境，我们需要进入一个受到严重影响的社区，以提供信息并参与我们的研究。因此，我们的团队进行了一项PhotoVoice项目，这是建立参与性伙伴关系的第一步，并感谢他们的经验和青年与他们建立信任关系，他们访问了一个高风险，低收入，非洲裔美国人社区的城市社区中心，污染的州际公路。 10名8-13岁的年轻人通过结构化提问，通过14周的照片表达了他们社区的观点。出现了五个主题：不良的饮食习惯/营养不足;安全/暴力;家人/朋友/社区支持;未来的希望/梦想;和垃圾/环境。公开观看照片/字幕有助于其他社区机构和多学科学术机构共同参与，以建立一个可持续的“社区合作组织”，通过向家庭提供知识/技能，通过饮食/预防/减少对环境的影响来促进中心的健康。使用社区参与的公民科学家和系统思维方法来改变生活方式。

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