On This Episode Of The Public Health Epidemiology Conversations (PHEC) Podcast
In this episode, Dr. Huntley shares a client story that serves as a reminder about the importance of building relationships with BIPOC communities. She emphasizes the need to approach relationship-building as a long-term commitment and prioritize the user experience. It is crucial to avoid overwhelming the community and instead focus on fostering trust and rapport. Dr. Huntley encourages organizations serving BIPOC communities to seek support in engagement and relationship-building.
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Conversation Highlights
Building relationships with BIPOC communities requires a long-term commitment and prioritizing the user experience.
Avoid overwhelming the community and instead focus on fostering trust and rapport.
Seek support in engagement and relationship-building to ensure successful outcomes.
Approach research and program implementation with a focus on long-term, sustainable relationships.
“We need to pause and think about what it is that we’re looking to do or intending to do and try to see it from multiple angles or perspectives so that we can make the best choice.” — Dr. Huntley
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DrCHHuntley LLC is a public health consulting firm that specializes in epidemiology consulting, supporting large nonprofit organizations in South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, and Florida that serve Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC). We also provide nationwide public health consulting and epidemiology consulting support to BIPOC organizations across the United States.
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