Our current Community Research Team is made up of 16 informal leaders, health promoters, and community champions. They play a vital role in both conducting and shaping our research. In addition to carrying out research activities in the field, they help determine future research priorities, guide the development of data collection tools (e.g., survey design), and contribute to data analysis through group discussions and collaborative lab sessions. They also support paper writing for interested members, co-lead the dissemination and translation of research findings, and mentor new and emerging team members.
Community Research Team
