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SESSION I: COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS/NETWORKING
Friday, August 24, 2007 1:45-3:45 PM

Name		Title	Affiliations
Sharion Smith	“A Novel Approach to Stroke Education in African-American Women: The Beauty Shop Project”	RN, BSN, Clinical Research Nurse	Emory University School of Medicine Atlanta, GA
Dannai Harriel	“Forgotten Families: Addressing the Needs of Parents and Children Affected by Incarceration”	BA, Perinatal Systems Liaison	Healthy Start, Inc.Pittsburgh, PA
Michele David	“Haitian Health Career Leadership Conference	MD, MPH, MBA, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine	Co-Director, Haitian Health Institute at Boston Medical Center Boston, MA
Adria Armbrister	“Black Women’s Lupus Narratives: The Importance of Work and Relationships”	PhD Student, Sociomedical Sciences, Program Coordinator, Global Health Track	Columbia University, Mailman School of Public Health New York, NY
Kimberly Alston	“Bring Consumers to the Table: An Innovative Approach to Enhanced Community Involvement”	MA, HSM, Director	Palmetto Health/Palmetto Healthy Start Columbia, SC
Suzanne Randolph	“Fostering Resiliency in African-American Mothers at Risk for Substance Abuse”	PhD, Associate Professor	University of Maryland Department of Family Studies College Park, MD
Linda M. Oravecz	“Fostering Resiliency in African-American Pre-schoolers In violent Communities”	PhD, Assistant Professor	Towson University Towson, MD
Onelia Lage	Depression and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in Urban, Minority Women Seeking HIV/STI Testing at an Adolescent Medical Clinic	Psychology Fellow	Miller School of Medicine at the University of Miami
Stephanie Moultrie	Medicaid Infant Claims, Costs and Regional Characteristics for Women Receiving Maternity Care Coordination in North Carolina	Graduate Student	University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Sabrina Smiley	“Young Women of Color Sexual and Reproductive Health Advisory Council: Changing Social Norms through Marketing and Education”	MPH, Population Health Fellow	University of Wisconsin Madison, WI

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