Community-Engaged Research: Rationale, Principles, Steps, & Strategies
This optional course provides an overview of CBPR and community-engaged research rationale, historical background, principles and core values, and steps to engagement.
Equitable Collaboration: Core Concepts, Tools and Approaches
Covers the creation of a solid collaborative foundation and provides frameworks for practices that enable effective collaboration.Equitable Collaboration: Core Concepts, Tools and Approaches: C6
Covers the creation of a solid collaborative foundation and provides frameworks for practices that enable effective collaboration.
Focus Group Interviewing Research Methods
Helps participants learn how to use focus group interviewing as a research method and develop the skills needed to conduct defensible research.
Introduction to Health Impact Assessment
Introduces participants to the concept of Health in All Policies (HiAP) and focuses on Health Impact Assessment (HIA).
Introduction to Implementation Science
Introduces fellows to the field of Dissemination and Implementation (D&I) research and science.
Planning for Dissemination and Use of Evidence in Policymaking
Summarizes research on the conditions under which research evidence is used in policymaking and presents best practices for dissemination.
Program Evaluation: A Tool for Community Change
Introduces core concepts and definitions of program evaluation and address how evaluation can be made useful in community settings.
Research Literacy & Introduction to Causal Inference
Course provides common ground on what research means and basic aspects about research, which all IRL fellows should understand.
Social Media Research Dissemination
Trains individuals on how to conceptualize, design, conduct, frame and share their research to maximize the social element and leverage social media.
