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Community Engagement for Public Health in Cleveland, Ohio, United States

Published on 25 April 2025

This short report describes findings from the Cleveland, Ohio site of the ‘Community Engagement in Pandemic Preparedness (CEPP)’ project. The aim of this study was to yield practical and operationally relevant lessons from COVID-19 and ongoing work to improve community engagement (CE) and outreach for epidemic and pandemic preparedness that addresses health equity.

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Schmidt-Sane M.; Ajibade, A. and McGrath, J. (2025) ‘Community Engagement for Public Health in Cleveland, Ohio, United States’, Living Roots Case Study Report 1, Brighton: Institute of Development Studies, DOI: 10.19088/IDS.2025.003

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Megan Schmidt-Sane
Megan Schmidt-Sane

Research Fellow

Anuoluwapo Ajibade

Janet McGrath

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https://doi.org/10.19088/IDS.2025.003

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Approaches and experiences of ‘community engagement’ for pandemic preparedness in superdiverse urban areas in the G7: the case of Marseille, London and Cleveland
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United States

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