Collaboration is essential for developing community-driven research and effective solutions that advance community health and health equity. To amplify community voice, our Center for Community Health Partnership & Research brings community partners and academic institutions together.
The Center for Community Health Partnership & Research is supported by Washington University’s Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences and the Institute for Public Health.
By fostering community-academic partnerships, communication and research in the region, we work to reduce disparities and improve health and wellness.
We connect communities and academics to build and sustain partnerships that advance health.
We are a resource for research teams and community partners interested in community-engaged research, partnerships and health initiatives.
We facilitate community participation in all stages of research.
We solicit community input on research and the implementation of initiatives that reduce health disparities and advance health.
We provide education and training on community-engaged research and collaboration.
- Email us at communityhealth@wustl.edu
Our Team
Meaghan Bailey, MPH
Assistant Director, Center for Community Health Partnership and Research
- Email: meaghan@wustl.edu
Hilary Broughton, MSW
Assistant Director, Center for Community Health Partnership & Research
- Email: hilary.broughton@wustl.edu
Angela L. Brown, MD
Co-Director, Center for Community Health Partnership and Research
- Email: albrown@wustl.edu
Brett Maricque, PhD
Co-Director, Center for Community Health Partnership and Research; co-principal investigator, Black Genome Project
- Email: maricquebrett@wustl.edu
Professor of Genetics, McDonnell Genome Institute, School of Medicine
Anne Trolard, MPH
Assistant Director, Center for Community Health Partnership & Research and Staff Scientist, Center for Dissemination & Implementation
- Email: atrolard@wustl.edu
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