Health Promotion and Disease Prevention (HPDP) Study

The study gathered data about the experiences of Black girls ages 10 to 19 who live in Delaware. Girls shared their live experiences, challenges, survival strategies, and resources. Led by The National Coalition of 100 Black Women (NC100BW), Delaware Chapter data and recommendations seek to inform community advocacy agendas, public policy, funding resources, human service delivery options, and further research in the State of Delaware about Black girls.

CRESP Team Researchers: Katrina Morrison, Tia Barnes, Sue GiancolaShameeka Jelenewicz,

Hilary Mead, & Terry-Ann Richards

Citations for The State of Our Union: Black Girls in Delaware – Health Policy Brief (PB21-001)

Citations for The State of Our Union: Black Girls in Delaware – Image/Self-Image Policy Brief (PB21-002)

Citations for The State of Our Union: Black Girls in Delaware – Racism Policy Brief (PB21-003)

Citations for The State of Our Union: Black Girls in Delaware – Safety Policy Brief (PB21-004)

Citations for The State of Our Union: Black Girls in Delaware –Resilience Policy Brief (PB21-005)

Black Girls In Delaware Research Study

Read the briefs here:

https://www.ncbwde.org/stateofourunion

 

 

Start Date: January 15, 2020

End Date: June 30, 2021

CRESP Lead Researcher: Katrina Morrison

Funder: Delaware Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS); Partnership for Health Communities (PHC), National Coalition of 100 Black Women -- Delaware Chapter and DE-CTR ACCEL

Partner Organization(s):Delaware Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS); National Coalition of 100 Black Women – Delaware Chapter (NC100BW), Partnership for Healthy Communities (PHC), Delaware State University (DSU), DE-CTR ACCEL and CRESP

Partner Experts:Cassandra Codes-Johnson, DHSS; Raye Jones and Sherese Carr, NC100BW; Rita Landgraf, PHC; Myrna Nurse and Padmini Banerjee, DSU

Resources:

Citations for The State of Our Union: Black Girls in Delaware—Health Policy Brief (PB21- 001) Link is below CRESP team researchers info

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