Transcription of Community-based Approaches to Reducing STDs
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Community-based Approaches to Reducing STDs Community engagement Toolkit Authors and Acknowledgments Authors Shaunt S. Wright Jo A. Valentine Norman A. Hayes David B. Johnson Nixon R. Arauz Acknowledgements Gail Bolan Scott Rhodes Jason Daniel-Ulloa Sheena Simmons Megan Cotter Los Angeles County STD Program/ Health Research Association University of TX Health Science Center at San Antonio Urban Affairs Coalition (UAC) YOACAP Virginia State Department of Health (Richmond City Health District) AIDS Foundation of Chicago City of Baltimore Department of Health Public Health Management Corporation University of Michigan Cicatelli and Associates Inc. Capacity Builders Inc. San Diego State University Foundation Wake Forest University Health Sciences Suggested citation Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Community Approaches to Reducing STDs: Community engagement Toolkit.
Community engagement . is not only a n . end, but it is also a . means. It is both an outcome and a dynamic process. Levels of engagement are likely to change based on content and context, and the persons involved. 9 . There will be times when c ommunity expertise will be more vital than professional expertise,
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