Disseminating Research Results to Raise Awareness About Child Farmworker Health Through Youth-Driven Participatory
Taylor J Arnold1, Maria Juarez2, Ramon Zepeda3
1Department of Family & Community Medicine, Wake Forest University School of Medicine.
Abstract:
Despite increased emphasis on disseminating research results beyond academic outlets, effective dissemination to non-academic audiences remains a challenge. We describe a collaborative, youth-driven participatory approach to developing infographics for sharing research results from a study on the health and safety of hired Latine child farmworkers in North Carolina. Academic investigators partnered with rural youth from farmworker families participating in a youth leadership program. We detail the step-by-step infographic development and dissemination process and reflect on lessons we learned throughout the partnership. This approach demonstrates the potential for adapting youth-driven infographic development processes to diverse research and practice settings, ultimately increasing the utility and uptake of research findings in community settings.
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