
The Action Research Collaborative @Cornell. We’re here to put research into action. Led by @TasharaLeak and @NeilLewisJr.
New York, NY
Joined January 2023
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While the list of stresses teenagers face as they head back to high school is long, @DrMisha_IT and @DrAdamHoffman say the new school year offers opportunities to support teens' mental health.
Read more: news.cornell.edu/stories/202…
The Double Up Food Bucks program is expanding to offer more healthy produce to more families in New York!
Read more about the expansion and our partnership with @FieldandForkWNY:
arc.bctr.cornell.edu/2024/08…
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HUGE thank you to our partner @TopsMarkets and everyone who came out yesterday to commemorate the launch of the Double Up Food Bucks NY program in multiple Tops locations in Rochester! We could not do this work without the support from our valued partners 🍎🥕#DoubleUpNYS
Excited to be a part of this project with @FieldandForkWNY as they continue to expand the Double Up Food Bucks program across New York State! This month Double Up launched at 3 GreenStar Co-Op locations, increasing healthy produce access for Ithaca families.
Committed to combating food insecurity in the Southern Tier and across NY. Proud to join @FieldandForkWNY at Green Star Food CoOp in Ithaca to announce their participation in the Double Up Food Bucks Program which supports families by matching SNAP dollars spent on fresh produce.
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Congratulations to @tasharaleak on receiving the Faculty Award for Excellence in Research, Teaching and Service through Diversity. The award recognizes faculty for transformational work promoting diversity through research, teaching and service. #CHEinNYC bit.ly/4cYyY5b
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Applications for our 2024-25 Engaged Faculty Fellowship cohorts are due June 2!
Fellows join a network of academics who are advancing community-engaged learning at Cornell, and they meet monthly to discuss readings, share projects and workshop challenges. einhorn.cornell.edu/opportun…
“Universities and their leaders spend so much of their time and energy fixated on changing the hearts and minds of political and monied elites that they often forget to engage with the people that have power and influence to advocate for them,” says Neil Lewis, Jr.
The 2023-24 academic year has been a whirlwind for U.S. higher ed. Reminding us that universities are “Palaces for the People,” CALS prof. Neil Lewis, Jr. explains how this shift in mindset could help improve higher ed's relationship with the public. brookings.edu/articles/unive…
“Many times, top-down approaches can unintentionally harm people. By engaging with communities, I aim to incorporate their expertise into the research process," says ARC researcher, @JouziZeynab.
Read more about her reflections after 2 years with ARC: arc.bctr.cornell.edu/2024/04…
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🎉Congratulations J. Nathan Matias, assistant professor of communication & recipient of the George D. Levy Engaged Teaching and Research Award from @CornellEinhorn on the role of artificial intelligence in hiring processes. news.cornell.edu/stories/202…
Great opportunity for faculty engaging communities in research! Apply by June 2nd. – at Queens, NY
Applications for our 2024-25 Engaged Faculty Fellowship cohorts are due June 2!
Fellows join a network of academics who are advancing community-engaged learning at Cornell, and they meet monthly to discuss readings, share projects and workshop challenges. einhorn.cornell.edu/opportun…
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We had more than 58 partners sign on in support of Double Up Food Bucks NY in a letter that was delivered to the NYS legislature this past week. THANK YOU to our valued partners! View the full letter here: fieldandforknetwork.com/wp-c…
We had a great visit with @FieldandForkWNY in Buffalo! Our evaluation unit team is working with Field & Fork to assess the Double Up Food Bucks nutrition incentive program in New York.
Learn more about this USDA-funded project: arc.bctr.cornell.edu/2023/11… – at Buffalo, NY
Thank you for helping us reach our goal! With your generosity we received over 20 contributions and unlocked a $5,000 donation. #CornellGivingDay ❤️ – at Brooklyn, NY
It's #CornellGivingDay! Today, we need your help to unlock a $5,000 donation from a group of donors who want to support ARC's mission. Just 15 people making a contribution (of any size!) will help us unlock the donation!
Learn more about ARC & donate at: shorturl.at/prFY9
We only need 7 more donors to help us unlock $5,000 to support ARC's mission! Help us reach our goal so that we can continue to engage in community-based projects that foster equity. Learn more about ARC's ongoing projects, and make a contribution, at: shorturl.at/axGQ6
It's #CornellGivingDay! Today, we need your help to unlock a $5,000 donation from a group of donors who want to support ARC's mission. Just 15 people making a contribution (of any size!) will help us unlock the donation!
Learn more about ARC & donate at: shorturl.at/prFY9
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On International Women's Day, we celebrate inspiring faculty like @MarlenZGonzalez, assistant professor in @CornellPsychDpt.
Gonzalez co-founded the Community Neuroscience Initiative and works with educators and young people to make neuroscience more inclusive and meaningful.
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❤️ Kwesi Joseph from @ccecornell connecting the dots between healthy soils and healthy foods in urban communities; and the critical value of community gardens in NYC. @scenichudson #NECA youtu.be/-M3ZISxrQis
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In a PBS @NewsHour series focused on the U.S. social safety net, Jamila Michener, associate professor of govt and public policy, says, “It's important to make the social safety net, about what it is about, which is supporting people in times of need..."
pbs.org/newshour/show/explor…
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Check out this PBS NewsHour series on the social safety net. Glad I could contribute my perspective (starting around 2:49 mins), which very much centers on recognizing the ubiquity of economic need (over the life course) & the role of the safety net in meeting that need.
In a PBS @NewsHour series focused on the U.S. social safety net, Jamila Michener, associate professor of govt and public policy, says, “It's important to make the social safety net, about what it is about, which is supporting people in times of need..."
pbs.org/newshour/show/explor…
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Associate Professor Angela Odoms-Young walks in the legacy of CHE trailblazers like Flemmie Kittrell, the first African-American woman to receive a Ph.D. in nutrition in the U.S.
@OdomsYoung’s research focuses on developing programs and policies to promote food justice.



























