Partnerships

Community Partnerships

Community partnership is key for successful community engaged research. In community partnership, community members are the experts. As experts, they 

    Help with the research process.

    Give local insight.

    Lead with equity.

    Create solutions for all.

 

STOP COVID PROJECT
 
The UCSF program for the Share, Trust, Organize, Partner, COVID-19 California Alliance (STOP COVID-19 CA) was established in September 2020 with funding from the National Institutes of Health Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 Disparities (CEAL). STOP COVID-19 CA includes eleven academic and healthcare systems across the state each in partnership with community stakeholders, focused on strengthening engagement of diverse communities to reduce COVID-19 inequities

 

In partnership with three community-based organizations, NICOS Chinese Health Coalition, Instituto Familiar de la Raza, and Rafiki Coalition for Health and Wellness, the UCSF STOP COVID team set out to explore community views about COVID-19 vaccination, including barriers, facilitators, trusted messengers, and other issues affecting interest in and access to vaccination.

 

Below you will find thematic briefs based on findings from the UCSF STOP COVID research study.

UCSF STOP COVID BRIEF #1: Barriers and Facilitators

UCSF STOP COVID BRIEF #2: Knowledge, Concerns, and Benefits

UCSF STOP COVID BRIEF #3: Trusted Messengers

UCSF STOP COVID BRIEF #4: Young Adult Views on Vaccinations

 

UCSF STOP COVID BRIEF #1: Barriers and Facilitators (Cantonese)

UCSF STOP COVID BRIEF #2: Knowledge, Concerns, and Benefits (Cantonese)

UCSF STOP COVID BRIEF #3: Trusted Messengers (Cantonese)

 

UCSF STOP COVID BRIEF #1: Barriers and Facilitators (Mandarin)

UCSF STOP COVID BRIEF #2: Knowledge, Concerns, and Benefits (Mandarin)

UCSF STOP COVID BRIEF #3: Trusted Messengers (Mandarin)

 

UCSF STOP COVID BRIEF #1: Barriers and Facilitators (Spanish)

UCSF STOP COVID BRIEF #2: Knowledge, Concerns, and Benefits (Spanish)

UCSF STOP COVID BRIEF #3: Trusted Messengers (Spanish)