A commitment to a culture of community engagement.
ARCC is Hiring for Community Co-Director!
Click for position description & apply by Oct 8
CCH & NUCATS awards 4 additional COVID-19 Response and Recovery Grants
The Center for Community Health (CCH) and Northwestern University Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (NUCATS) at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine awards additional COVID-19 Response and Recovery Grants to 4 more local organizations.
Grant Awardees
Announcing COVID-19 Response and Recovery Grants to 28 Illinois Nonprofits
Consultation and Evaluation Program Administrator Position Open
The Center for Community Health is hiring a Consultation and Evaluation Program Administrator. Click here for position description and application instructions.
ARCC Research Pilot & Partnership Development Seed Grants
ARCC 2020 Seed Grants to Support 11 Community-Engaged Research Partnerships to Improve Health Equity
Chicago COVID-19 Resource Repository
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CCH Can Help You
Learn about our resources and services that focuses on community-engaged research through our two programs, ARCC and PBR.
Thanks to our Friends & Allies!
As the Center for Community Health celebrates its 10 year anniversary, we wanted to say "THANKS" to our friends and allies. Over the course of 10 years, our programs and services have involved expertise, networks, or support of 451 organizations from a range of sectors. We could not have achieved this 10-year milestone without your support.
Work with Us
It's our mission to catalyze, support, and conduct meaningful community and academic engagement across the research spectrum to improve health and health equity. We hope you'll join us to help make communities stronger, healthier, and better educated about health. To become a community partner or connect with an existing partner, please contact us.
Collaboration, respect, equity, transparency, impact.SEE OUR PRINCIPLES OF ENGAGEMENT
Meet Our Partners
At the core of the Center for Community Health are the partnerships. The policymakers, public health officials, community leaders, funding organizations, and community practices we partner with are dedicated to making the diverse populations of Chicago healthier.
