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Wednesday, August 25 • 1:45pm - 3:45pm
TWO HOUR SKILL BUILDING: Using social media for community engagement and health equity: Lessons from an mHealth research project with American Indian and Alaska Native Youth LIMITED

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Using social media for community engagement and health equity: Lessons from an mHealth research project with American Indian and Alaska Native Youth
Sarah Boland, Nicole Reed, Savannah Smith, Michelle Sarche, Carol Kaufman, Umit Shrestha
Native WYSE CHOICES is a culturally-attuned mobile health intervention designed for urban, Native young women- a culturally diverse, geographically dispersed, and sometimes “hard-to-reach” audience. We have harnessed social media to rebuild trust and connect with our audience. We’ll share lessons we’ve learned and provide hands-on activities to practice both graphic design and content planning. Social media plays a critical role in centering the voices that we, as a field, have left at the margins.

Speakers
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Sarah Boland

Communications Specialist, Colorado Collective Leadership Initiative
Sarah Boland, MPH, is a Doctorate in Public Health (DrPH) candidate in the Department of Community & Behavioral Health. Sarah currently works as a Communications Specialist on the Colorado Collective Leadership Initiative (CLI), a development program for emerging leaders working together... Read More →
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Nicole Reed

Colorado School of Public Health
Nicole Reed, MPH, CHES is a member of the Native WYSE (Women, Young, Strong, Empowered) CHOICES research team at the University of Colorado's Centers for American Indian and Alaska Native Health. Currently, she is working with Indigenous populations across the country to create an... Read More →
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Savannah Smith

Savannah Smith, MPH (Navajo), is from Denver, CO, and received her BA in Ethnic Studies from Mills College in Oakland, CA. She graduated with her MPH from North Dakota State University, specializing in American Indian Public Health. Savannah works as a Senior Professional Research... Read More →
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Michelle Sarche

Associate Professor
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Carol Kaufman

Carol E. Kaufman, PhD, is a professor of community and behavioral health. Dr. Kaufman has more than 20 years of experience conducting research with tribal communities in the Colorado School of Public Health's Centers for American Indian & Alaska Native Health. She has grounded these... Read More →
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Wednesday August 25, 2021 1:45pm - 3:45pm MDT
Quandary Peak 1
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