1. Welcome!

2. Today’s Presentation

4. Duality of Program Implementation and Research

5. To start with can be difficult to get funding to achieve Rural Success

6. What’s in the literature?

8. Our Question

10. Necessary Conflict of CBPR

11. Which Groups Come to the Table to form a Community Partnership?

12. University at the Table

13. Funder at the Table

14. Community & Agency at the Table: Formative Phase Community Advisory Group  Processing assistant at County Health Department  Nurse at County Health Department  Social worker at shelter for battered women  Job trainer at Community Action Agency  High School counselor

15. Which Issues Get to the Table?

16. University Issues that Get to the Table: for example

17. Community Issues that Get to the Table

18. University Control Shared University/ Community Control CBPR Challenge of Research/ Community Relationships Shared University/ Community Control

19. What should researchers do when::

21. CBPR None A Lot cooperation coordination collaboration partnership Continuum of Community Participation (adapted from Winer and Ray 2000)

22. Evolution of a Participatory Partnership pre-partnership Getting to know each other partnership Working to achieve mutually valued objectives Partnership Developing and implementing research/programs together Mullinix BB, 2000

23. Rationale for CBPR

24. Power of Community as Co- Investigator

25. CBPR: What it is and isn’t

26. Values and Principles of CBPR

27. Challenges in researcher-community relationships

29. CBPR/Community Engagement Steps: 1. Building Partnerships

30. 2. Identify Research Questions and Methods

31. 3. Participatory Data Collection

32. 5. Participatory Dissemination

33. Benefits of CBPR

34. Your questions:

35. Common Pitfalls of Program Implementation

36. When Is CBPR NOT for You?

38. 7 Dependency Drug Court: A Collaborative Approach for Families Involved in Child Welfare

39. 7 Northern California Regional Partnership Grant Promoting Safe and Stable Families

40. Funding

41. Sample

42. Collecting Data

44. Who are the team members?

45. The Benefit of Coming Together

46. Experienced some challenges collecting reliable data over time from each of the four counties

47. Lake County: Case Study Video