Community Health Workers play a vital role in improving health outcomes and connecting people to care. Learn how a longstanding partnership between the Miami CTSI and Miami-Dade AHEC has helped train, support, and advance Florida's CHW workforce while improving the health of communities across the state.
In early 2025, Miami CTSI launched its first Trustworthiness Seed Funding Opportunity to foster stronger connections between University of Miami researchers and the South Florida community. Explore how the project teams are turning trust into action.
The CTSI’s Community & Stakeholder Engagement (CASE) program launched its first-ever Community Engagement Studios in partnership with the K12 Career Development Program. These studios offered a unique opportunity for three outstanding K12 scholars to present their research to a group of engaged community members and receive meaningful feedback to enhance the clarity, relevance, and impact of their scientific work.
The Miami CTSI’s Community and Stakeholder Engagement (CASE) team recently attended the Translational Science 2025 conference in Washington, D.C., where they actively participated in two key panels on community collaboration in clinical and translational science.
The Community and Stakeholder Engagement Program under the Miami CTSI is proud to announce the recipients of its Trustworthiness Seed Funding Opportunity, an initiative aimed at strengthening relationships between researchers and the community.
The Community and Stakeholder Engagement Program under the Miami CTSI is proud to announce the recipients of its Trustworthiness Seed Funding Opportunity, an initiative aimed at strengthening relationships between researchers and the community.
Community engagement plays a pivitol role in shaping research outcomes. That's why we want to highlight our consultation services to support your community engaged research.
The federal government is preparing to reclassify marijuana from a schedule I to a less dangerous schedule III drug. CTSI CASE Program Director and epidemiologist Denise Vidot, Ph.D., sees it as a positive step in changing societal stigma and improving research on its impact on human health.
The Miami CTSI is happy to announce that Hilary Snapp, Au.D, Ph.D., and Denise Vidot, Ph.D., will join its team of esteemed faculty leaders to co-direct the Workforce Development Program and the Community and Stakeholder Engagement Program, respectively.
The Miami CTSI and Health Choice Network have partnered on an NIH-funded initiative known as FoodCom to explore and implement community-led research and interventions around food insecurity.
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