Other CBPR Community Engagement Resources

TOOLKIT	DESCRIPTION	CONTENTS
AAPCHO, National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC). The Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR): A Health Center Toolkit with Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (AA&NHOPI). (2016)	“Intended as a handbook for community health centers (CHCs) and researchers interested in collaborative research activities.” Web-based collection of resources, articles, tools and PowerPoint presentations. Focused more on getting started, than evaluation of established partnerships.	Research Readiness Assessments Steps to Building CBPR Partnerships and Trust How to Develop a Memorandum of Understanding Between Partners A Protocol for Submitting a Research Proposal Collaboratively A Sample of a Funded Research Proposal
Research Toolkit. (2013) http://researchtoolkit.org/	“An active, growing library of resources for conducting health research.” Focus on partnership between clinical practices and community	Articles, tools and links organized by phase of research: Building collaboration Developing proposals Starting up a study Conducting and managing projects Disseminating and closing research Research with Hispanic and Indigenous pops
South Carolina Clinical & Translational Research Center for Community Health Partnerships Are We Ready? A Toolkit for Academic-Community Partnerships in preparation for Community-Based Participatory Research. (2010)	“The 75-page toolkit is designed as a qualitative assessment promoting equal voice and transparent, bi-directional discussions among all the partners. The toolkit is formatted to direct individual partner assessments, followed by team assessments, discussions, and action plans to optimize their goodness of fit, capacity, and operations to conduct CBPR.”	Partnership Readiness Model didactic content workbook exercises
March of Dimes	Document that addresses “building and	Benefits of developing working
Making Community Partnerships Work: A Toolkit. (2007)	Sustaining community-based participatory partnership,” not explicitly research based. Based on the lessons learned from the national and community partners involved in the Genetics Education Needs Evaluation (GENE) Project.	Relationships with community groups. Ideas on how to work with new groups and communities. How to conduct interviews with key community members. Challenges and potential solutions to building and sustaining community partnerships. Case stories that demonstrate how strategies have been applied. Tools to help you create partnerships, such as checklists and sample forms.
Community-Campus Partnerships for Health. Developing and Sustaining Community-Based Participatory Research Partnerships: A Skill-Building Curriculum (2006).	7-unit curriculum with learning objectives, text content and exercises	Selected Organizations and Websites Selected Reports Selected Journal Articles and Books Recommended Resources for Each Unit Partnership Agreements Principles and Policies Syllabi and Training Materials