Translating Research into Action: Infographic briefs as a public health tool of awareness, education, and advocacy

Filoteo, Montana
Singerhouse, Emily
Brown, Camille
Brightly-Brown, Shari
Rider, G. Nic
McMorris, Barbara
Martin, Lauren
2024-04
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Translating Research into Action: Infographic briefs as a public health tool of awareness, education, and advocacy

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2024-04

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Addressing complex public health challenges, such as youth sex trading, requires informed education, advocacy, and policy change. Research products and dissemination must meet the needs of a range of audiences, including people with lived experience, community members, professionals, policy makers. To provide such material, the Minnesota Youth Sex Trading (MYST) Project, University of Minnesota, translates research into action through accessible 2-page infographic data briefs.

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Funded by Carlson Family Foundation.

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Filoteo, Montana; Singerhouse, Emily; Brown, Camille; Brightly-Brown, Shari; Rider, G. Nic; McMorris, Barbara; Martin, Lauren. (2024). Translating Research into Action: Infographic briefs as a public health tool of awareness, education, and advocacy. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/262493.

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