Flavia C Peréa
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4100595 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Flavia C Peréa |
| NOMBRES | Flavia C |
| APELLIDO | Peréa |
| FIRMA | PERÉA F C |
| AFILIACIONES | Tufts University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 32 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Mejorando Nuestras Oportunidades”
Youth can be valuable partners in community health improvement efforts. Latino youth from Lawrence, MA were engaged in research and health promotion over an 11-month period. Utilizing their knowledge of the community, youth assessed local parks and carried out evidence-based health promotion efforts to communicate community resources to encourage physical activity, nurture community ownership of parks, and advocate for park improvements. Health p…
Critical Discourse, Applied Inquiry and Public Health Action with Urban Middle School Students
The Nuestro Futuro Saludable partnership designed a critical service-learning intervention focused on health equity and action. The ten-week afterschool intervention was implemented in a Boston middle school. Youths who took part in the intervention were knowledgeable about the social determinants of health in their communities, as well as to the barriers to health. Our findings indicate that engaging young people in a meaningful way will be crit…
Maternal employment, acculturation, and time spent in food-related behaviors among Hispanic mothers in the United States. Evidence from the American Time Use Survey
Employing a Community Based Participatory Research Approach to Bear Witness
A democratic university–community administrative body dedicated to expanding community-engaged research
The benefits and challenges of community-engaged research (CEnR) partnerships are well documented. The barriers to building sustainable university--community partnerships are many, ranging from a lack of institutional support, historical conflicts, differing time scales, and divergent philosophies to lack of infrastructure on both sides. In order to promote CEnR partnerships and provide a forum to address the challenges of community research part…
Research as Curriculum
Community residents in the classroom provided insights that strengthened the research process and helped to develop our understanding of contextual factors that influence health and well-being. This model provides a mechanism by which to fully incorporate undergraduate students in interdisciplinary partnership research for health
Team-Building Activities as Strategies for Improving Community-University Partnerships
Team-building activities provide a useful tool for developing supportive environments that encourage open dialogue
All Public Health Is Local Revisiting the Importance of Local Sanitation Through the Eyes of Youth
The article reports on Nuestro Futuro Saludable, an afternoon intervention program for Black and Latin students in Boston, Massachusetts between the ages of 11 and 15 that was developed to encourage students to explore the relationship between their living environments, health behaviors and stress. A discussion of the results of the program, which asked the students to record visual impressions of their environment and factors in it which caused …
Sprague Martinez and Peréa Respond
The benefits of engaging community stakeholders in research have been well documented.1,2 Community-engaged research has the potential to yield local level data needed to inform the design of interventions reflective of community priorities and assets.1–3 We have found that partnering with community advances the research and can benefit community and academic stakeholders.4–6 However, we are sensitive to the challenges of research partnerships. T…
Nuestro furturo saludable
Caribbean Latinos are the largest Latino group in Boston, primarily located in the Jamaica Plain (JP) neighborhood. There are various macro-level public health issues that result from the built environment in JP, factors which can create and sustain health disparities. Caribbean Latino youth are a priority group in JP, and it is important to address the causes of disparities early in life to promote good health. Presented here is an integrated re…
Maternal employment, acculturation, and time spent in food-related behaviors among Hispanic mothers in the United States. Evidence from the American Time Use Survey
Critical Discourse, Applied Inquiry and Public Health Action with Urban Middle School Students
The Nuestro Futuro Saludable partnership designed a critical service-learning intervention focused on health equity and action. The ten-week afterschool intervention was implemented in a Boston middle school. Youths who took part in the intervention were knowledgeable about the social determinants of health in their communities, as well as to the barriers to health. Our findings indicate that engaging young people in a meaningful way will be crit…
All Public Health Is Local Revisiting the Importance of Local Sanitation Through the Eyes of Youth
The article reports on Nuestro Futuro Saludable, an afternoon intervention program for Black and Latin students in Boston, Massachusetts between the ages of 11 and 15 that was developed to encourage students to explore the relationship between their living environments, health behaviors and stress. A discussion of the results of the program, which asked the students to record visual impressions of their environment and factors in it which caused …
Team-Building Activities as Strategies for Improving Community-University Partnerships
Team-building activities provide a useful tool for developing supportive environments that encourage open dialogue
A democratic university–community administrative body dedicated to expanding community-engaged research
The benefits and challenges of community-engaged research (CEnR) partnerships are well documented. The barriers to building sustainable university--community partnerships are many, ranging from a lack of institutional support, historical conflicts, differing time scales, and divergent philosophies to lack of infrastructure on both sides. In order to promote CEnR partnerships and provide a forum to address the challenges of community research part…
Nuestro furturo saludable
Caribbean Latinos are the largest Latino group in Boston, primarily located in the Jamaica Plain (JP) neighborhood. There are various macro-level public health issues that result from the built environment in JP, factors which can create and sustain health disparities. Caribbean Latino youth are a priority group in JP, and it is important to address the causes of disparities early in life to promote good health. Presented here is an integrated re…
Sprague Martinez and Peréa Respond
The benefits of engaging community stakeholders in research have been well documented.1,2 Community-engaged research has the potential to yield local level data needed to inform the design of interventions reflective of community priorities and assets.1–3 We have found that partnering with community advances the research and can benefit community and academic stakeholders.4–6 However, we are sensitive to the challenges of research partnerships. T…
Nuestro furturo saludable
Caribbean Latinos are the largest Latino group in Boston, primarily located in the Jamaica Plain (JP) neighborhood. There are various macro-level public health issues that result from the built environment in JP, factors which can create and sustain health disparities. Caribbean Latino youth are a priority group in JP, and it is important to address the causes of disparities early in life to promote good health. Presented here is an integrated re…
Research as Curriculum
Community residents in the classroom provided insights that strengthened the research process and helped to develop our understanding of contextual factors that influence health and well-being. This model provides a mechanism by which to fully incorporate undergraduate students in interdisciplinary partnership research for health
Team-Building Activities as Strategies for Improving Community-University Partnerships
Team-building activities provide a useful tool for developing supportive environments that encourage open dialogue
All Public Health Is Local Revisiting the Importance of Local Sanitation Through the Eyes of Youth
The article reports on Nuestro Futuro Saludable, an afternoon intervention program for Black and Latin students in Boston, Massachusetts between the ages of 11 and 15 that was developed to encourage students to explore the relationship between their living environments, health behaviors and stress. A discussion of the results of the program, which asked the students to record visual impressions of their environment and factors in it which caused …
Sprague Martinez and Peréa Respond
The benefits of engaging community stakeholders in research have been well documented.1,2 Community-engaged research has the potential to yield local level data needed to inform the design of interventions reflective of community priorities and assets.1–3 We have found that partnering with community advances the research and can benefit community and academic stakeholders.4–6 However, we are sensitive to the challenges of research partnerships. T…
Employing a Community Based Participatory Research Approach to Bear Witness
A democratic university–community administrative body dedicated to expanding community-engaged research
The benefits and challenges of community-engaged research (CEnR) partnerships are well documented. The barriers to building sustainable university--community partnerships are many, ranging from a lack of institutional support, historical conflicts, differing time scales, and divergent philosophies to lack of infrastructure on both sides. In order to promote CEnR partnerships and provide a forum to address the challenges of community research part…
Maternal employment, acculturation, and time spent in food-related behaviors among Hispanic mothers in the United States. Evidence from the American Time Use Survey
Critical Discourse, Applied Inquiry and Public Health Action with Urban Middle School Students
The Nuestro Futuro Saludable partnership designed a critical service-learning intervention focused on health equity and action. The ten-week afterschool intervention was implemented in a Boston middle school. Youths who took part in the intervention were knowledgeable about the social determinants of health in their communities, as well as to the barriers to health. Our findings indicate that engaging young people in a meaningful way will be crit…
Mejorando Nuestras Oportunidades”
Youth can be valuable partners in community health improvement efforts. Latino youth from Lawrence, MA were engaged in research and health promotion over an 11-month period. Utilizing their knowledge of the community, youth assessed local parks and carried out evidence-based health promotion efforts to communicate community resources to encourage physical activity, nurture community ownership of parks, and advocate for park improvements. Health p…
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