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From:         "Baker, David" <DBaker@OSOPHS.DHHS.GOV>
Subject:      Community-Campus Partnerships for Health Announces 2 New Publicat
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Community-Campus Partnerships for Health Announces 2 New Publications as
part of its HEALTH For All initiative. To order, visit www.ccph.info or call
415-476-7081.

A Toolkit for Faculty, Students and Community Leadership Committed to
Achieving the Nation's Health Objectives Through Community-Campus
Partnerships

This 32-page  publication is designed to provide leaders who are involved
in community-campus partnerships with the knowledge and resources to support
activities that are directly tied to the fulfillment of the Healthy People
2010 Objectives for the Nation. It contains a Healthy People 2010 Assessment
Tool to better understand your strengths and areas
of improvement, Declaration and Commitment Forms to formally announce your
personal and/or organizational pledges, and a Resource Listing of key
publications, web sites and organizations.

Partnership Perspectives Magazine

This 112-page magazine is a compilation of 12 articles based on
presentations at CCPH's 2002 Annual conference, which make up a set of
responses and resources for maximizing the power of community-campus
partnerships at the community, state, regional, national, and international
levels. Featured articles include:

*Ira Harkavy on "From the Rhetorically Engaged to the Truly Engaged Campus:
Some Approaches to Consider"

*Barbara Israel and Alex Allen on "The Detroit Community-Academic Urban
Research Center: Establishing and Maintaining a Partnership for Change"

*Douglas Taylor, Jessica Henry and Kimberly McCoy-Daniels on "Whose Health?
Whose Voice? Changing the Debate: Ethics, Research and Communities of Color"

*Funder perspectives on community-campus partnerships, from the Corporation
for National and Community Service, the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, US Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the Open
Society Institute.

The issue is already being used as a reading for courses and workshops, and
as a handout for conferences.  For bulk discounts, contact
ccph@itsa.ucsf.edu or 415-476-7081.

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Community-Campus Partnerships for Health is a nonprofit organization that
promotes health through partnerships between communities and educational
institutions.  Check out our website at www.ccph.info

Mark your calendar for CCPH's 7th annual conference - April 26-29, 2003 in
San Diego, CA. The conference will feature a symposium jointly planned and
sponsored by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development's Office of
University Partnerships and the Community Outreach Partnership Centers
program. This will present an unprecedented opportunity for advancing
community-campus partnerships that truly span the campus and contribute to
public problem-solving and healthier communities.

CCPH is the Higher Education Senior Program Advisor for the Learn and Serve
America National Service-Learning Clearinghouse

Visit the Clearinghouse at http://www.servicelearning.org

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