CSAC Member Highlight: Pat Lyons

CSAC Member Highlight: Pat Lyons

“Instead of placing blame on individuals, it’s crucial to shine a light on social factors that impede marginalized communities’ ability to achieve and maintain good health.”

C3EN Announces Cycle 4 Pilot Awardees

C3EN Announces Cycle 4 Pilot Awardees

Congratulations to Cycle 4 C3EN Pilot Awardees Chibuzor Abasilim, Allison J. Carroll, Eva Chang, Melissa Crane, Lindsay Sheehan, Marie Statler, and Anna Volerman! C3EN Pilot Awardees receive up to $60,000 in funding to obtain data to establish an NIH-funded program of...

Humans of Chicago: Wayne Cauthen

Humans of Chicago: Wayne Cauthen

Let’s judge our being one of the top cities in the world by how many people in our city are not helpless, how much of our population doesn’t need drastic help, and how many people have food within walking distance. If we could do that, I think we would be one of the top cities in the world.

CSAC Member Highlight: Swati Goyal

CSAC Member Highlight: Swati Goyal

How do we continue to address and involve the Latinx community, the African American community and also involve the immigrant populations, the migrant populations, the refugee populations, and the variety of Asian populations that exist in the city of Chicago and Illinois?

C3EN Team Member Highlight: Molly Martin

C3EN Team Member Highlight: Molly Martin

When I started my career, community-based participatory research was new, and my mentors were concerned that my research approach with community partners would not work. But it did! Together with my community partners, we generated useful research results that influenced programs, policies, and lives.

Happy New Year from C3EN!

Happy New Year from C3EN!

Happy New Year from the Chicago Chronic Condition Equity Network! As we enter our third year as a center, we celebrate the process of sharing knowledge and working together as a diverse and growing body of researchers and community-based organizations.