Instructional Leadership, emphasis: K-12 School Leadership (MEd)
People sitting around a meeting table at the 4th annual Yuma County Forum.

4th Annual Yuma County Forum: Resilient Communities and Sustainable Health Equity


The Center for Health Equity Research (CHER), in collaboration with the Arizona Biomedical Research Centre (ABRC), held the 4th Annual Yuma Forum: Resilient Communities and Sustainable Health Equity. Speakers included Daniel Derksen, MD, associate vice president for Health Equity, Outreach & Interprofessional Activities, University of Arizona; Regents’ Professor Julie A. Baldwin, PhD, director of CHER and professor in Northern Arizona University’s College of Health and Human Services; and Mary O’Reilly, PhD, Flinn Foundation, vice president of the Bioscience Research Program.

Special guest speaker, Jose Cruz Rivera, PhD, president of Northern Arizona University, presented on NAU’s strategic roadmap related to addressing workforce needs and health equity.

This workshop included three breakout discussions that had decision-makers, health officials, educators, and researchers and focused on reducing health inequities through collective community engagement and health research capacity in the Yuma/Sonora border region.

Breakout sessions included:

  • Binational Working Group: Solutions to Social Determinants of Health
  • Workforce Working Group
  • Community Engagement & Research Working Group

Photos from the breakout sessions.

People sitting around a meeting table at the 4th annual Yuma County Forum.
Community Engagement & Research
People sitting around a meeting table at the 4th annual Yuma County Forum.
Workforce Development
People sitting around a meeting table at the 4th annual Yuma County Forum.
Binational Working Group
People sitting around a meeting table at the 4th annual Yuma County Forum.
Binational Working Group

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