Season 2, which we are calling the “main entree” of the podcast series, features the experiences and testimonies of our diverse fellows and alums. In this episode, co-hosts gather and discuss the themes that Season 2 features, including what it means to acknowledge and amplify unheard voices, understand the importance of process-centered community-engaged research, and redefine what we mean by impact. We hope that this season opens up new possibilities and opportunities for our listeners to reimagine, inspires those in community-engaged research, and demonstrates that the key ingredient to success is to learn to be vulnerable, honest and open, and to trust the community.
If you are new to our podcast, check out Season 1 to learn about who we are and why we are creating this podcast!
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* IRL LinkedIn Page
* IRL Promising Practices Podcast Page
* Storytellers for Change, Luis Ortega
* Emergent Strategy, adrienne maree brown
Thoughts? Suggestions? Email us at researchleaders@umn.edu
You can find show notes, transcripts, and more episodes of “Promising Practices for Health Equity” at Promising Practices for Health Equity Podcast: Introduction - Interdisciplinary Research Leaders.
This episode of “Promising Practices for Health Equity” was produced by Studio Americana, and prepared by Cody Cotton, Mandy LaBreche, Krystal Lee, and J. Robin Moon of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Interdisciplinary Research Leaders Podcast Team.
