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2024 Photovoice: Aiming for Impact Virtual Conference
Keynote Speaker: Nina Wallerstein
Topic: CBPR and Freirian Praxis: Opportunities for Reflexive Dialogue and Action through Visual Media

This talk will ground photovoice and other visual media within the philosophy and methodology of Paulo Freire applied to Community Based Participatory Research.


Nina Wallerstein, Dr.P.H, Distinguished Professor of Public Health, College of Population Health; Director, Center for Participatory Research (http://cpr.unm.edu), University of New Mexico (UNM), has been developing community based participatory research (CBPR) and empowerment/Freirian interventions for close to 40 years. Among over a 180 publications are: Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) for Health: Advancing Social and Health Equity, 3rd edition, 2018; and Problem-Posing at Work: A Popular Educator’s Guide, Grassroots Press, Canada. In 2016, she received the inaugural UNM, Community Engaged Research Lecture award. To strengthen the science, art, and equity advocacy of CBPR and CEnR, she is multiple Principal Investigator of the PCORI, Engage for Equity PLUS Award to test an institutional change intervention to enhance institutional trustworthiness and patient/community-led research. This builds on long-term NIH funded research since 2006, with national partners, to identify best partnering practices associated with health outcomes, to identify and validate metrics, and to make available a partnership collective reflection/action toolkit (https://engageforequity.org). She was an appointed member of the NAM committee for measures of community engaged science for health services and policy. She has worked with tribal partners for close to 30 years as an NIH-Principal Investigator and co-investigator to co-develop and test the effectiveness of the Family Listening Program, an evidence-based intergenerational culture-centered family prevention program with three Southwest tribes. She has collaboratively produced with Latin American colleagues a train-the trainer Empowerment, Health Promotion, and Participatory Research curriculum (initially sponsored by Pan American Health Organization in 1999) with its 2024 third edition (Wallerstein, Mendes, Santana and Parajon), available in Portuguese (Hucitec Publishers), to be followed by Spanish and English. She has coordinated the annual UNM summer Institute in CBPR for Health: Indigenous and Critical Methodologies since 2009.