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Midwest D-CFAR Seminar: What Happened to the “I” in Science?

3:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
Online

A Conversation for Building Bridges Between Community and Scientists to Enhance Effects of Implementation Science

Darius J. Rucker and Dr. Elvin H. Geng will introduce the Community Information Exchange, a novel tool designed to use implementation-science to strengthen meaningful relationships between researchers and communities. Participants will learn about the tool, share feedback to help refine it, and explore how it could support community engagement across the broader Centers for AIDS Research (CFAR) network.

What to expect

Engaging dialogue with community leader and global researcher

Connect with individuals interested in the evolution of research and community engagement

Speakers

Elvin Geng, MD, MPH
Virginia Minnich Distinguished Professor of Medicine
Division of Infectious Diseases
WashU Medicine

Center Director, Midwest D-CFAR

Darius J Rucker - Chair, Midwest D-CFAR

Darius J. Rucker, M. ED
Chair, Stakeholder and Community
Advisory Committee,
Midwest D-CFAR

With the leadership of Washington University in St. Louis, Saint Louis University, and Harris-Stowe State University, plus support from leading public health agencies and community-based organizations, the Midwest D-CFAR fosters innovative research, strengthening regional collaboration, and accelerates solutions to enable a more effective HIV response in our region and beyond.

This online event is free. Registration is required.

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