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Spring 2019 Evelyn Hayes Innovations in Healthcare Symposium: Substance Abuse and Addiction: Looking at the Current Landscape and Envisioning the Future Through Different Lenses. Katie Gifford and Mary Joan McDuffie attended the Spring Symposium on April 8, 2019. They also presented a resource table at the Symposium highlighting the Medicaid research conducted at CCRS.
Structural Racism and Health: What does the evidence say? was presented by: Erin K. Knight, PhD, MPH, Associate Director of CCRS and the Associate Director of the Partnership for Healthy Communities; Kalyn McDonough, PhD Candidate & CCRS Research Assistant; and, Sydney Aliff-Rendon, PhD Candidate & CCRS Research Assistant at the Reducing Health Inequities by Addressing Structural Racism Partnership for Healthy Communities Policy Academy on April 17, 2019 at The Tower at STAR Audion, 100 Discovery Blvd, Newark, DE 19713.
KIDS COUNT in Delaware released its 2019 Fact Book: Census 2020 #CountAllKids on: Thursday, April 18, 2019, Del-Tech Terry Campus.
Public Allies Delaware threw a party to celebrate their 25th anniversary on April 18, 2019.
Medicaid Research Projects: CCRS has recently received two grants for projects in the Medicaid Research Group: An ACCEL Orbit Award which will support the Medicaid infrastructure and an INBRE grant (Award # P20GM103446) to explore identifying homeless Medicaid clients through Medicaid claims data.
Roger Hesketh, Director of Community Revitalization at the University of Delawares Center for Community Research and Service, was recently (May 20, 2019) quoted in the Delaware News Journal about development in Wilmington. With revitalization being the goal, you would want to figure out a way to make sure that investment is spread across the most distressed areas of the Opportunity Zones themselves. I think it can be a useful tool but we have to figure out that challenge.