11 am - 6 pm: Registration
Hilton Hartford Hotel, 2nd Floor
9 am - 3 pm: Pre-Conference Tour of Hartford
The tour will make three stops, including a lunch stop, and will focus on the three conference track themes 1. Root causes of inequities, 2. Translating interventions and 3. Integrating art and research. The tour bus will depart promptly at 9 am from the Hilton Hartford Hotel and will end at the Institute for Community Research’s offices in Hartford, for a follow-up discussion. Reinaldo Rojas, from the City of Hartford Health and Human Services Department will facilitate the tour discussion. Participants will then be given transportation back to the Hilton Hartford Hotel.
Pre-conference Workshops
9 am - 3 pm: GIS Workshop on Mapping of Neighborhoods for Community-Based Research
(Ellen Cromley, Ph.D., The Institute for Community Research)
9 am - 3 pm: Social Network Analysis
(Steve Borgatti, Ph.D., Analytic Technologies) 10 am - 1 pm: State of the Art: Integrating Research Software with Qualitative Analysis
(Raymond C. Maietta, Ph.D., Research Talk, Inc.)
10 am - 12 pm: Ethical Challenges and Guidelines in Community-Based Research
(Robert Levine, M.D., Yale University School of Medicine)
4 pm - 6 pm: Welcome and Opening Reception
Hilton Hartford Hotel, Commons Room, 2nd Floor
Marnie Mueller, President, Board of Directors, ICR
Margaret R. Weeks, Executive Director, ICR
Greetings from the City of Hartford
Opening Performance: Linda Goss, "Waking Up the People: Storytelling in the African-American Oral Tradition"
6 pm - 8 pm: Gallery Opening and Reception: Explorations of Social and Environmental Justice Issues
Conrad Mallet Gallery, Capital Community College, 960 Main St., Hartford
Colleen L. Coleman, Artistic Director, ICR
Alvin Carter Trio
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