Working Papers

The working papers series of the Center for Community Health Equity highlights the work of the Center, affiliated faculty and students, as well as community partners.

A wide range of papers will be included in the series, including quantitative and qualitative studies, reviews, commentaries, glossaries, and photo essays. The goal of the series is to nurture cross-institutional discussions about health equity, showcasing the work that is already being done and developing ideas for new projects.

The series is guided by an editorial board drawn from DePaul and Rush. Interested in adding to the series? Find out how to submit you work.

Gun Violence Research from 2018 – 2020: An Annotated Bibliography

Working Paper No. 16

Daniel J. Schober

Apoorva Raikwar

Nicole Li

Gun Violence Research from 2018 – 2020: An Annotated Bibliography

Educational Attainment of African Americans in East and West Garfield Park

Gun violence, related costs, medical implications, and promising interventions

The Alton Health Initiative: An illustrative case report examining the development of a program evaluation strategy for a neighborhood-based health promotion program

Future directions in health disparities research: A compilation from the 2017 Health Disparities Internship Program

Notice, Talk, Refer: A mental health intervention strategy for young adults

An assessment of physicians’ opinions on health care reform

Developing a model for a lead-focused health fair in Chicago communities

Bring “human libraries” into schools: A proposed early intervention for reducing prejudice and discrimination against children of immigrant families of color

What is a healthy community?

Integrating principles of positive minority youth development within health promotion to empower the immigrant community: A case study in Chicago

Constructing the index of concentration at the extremes for Chicago

A glossary of community-level social determinants of health

Reflections on Healthy Chicago 2.0

Intervention to decrease race-related disparities in amputation rates for peripheral arterial disease

The role of social entrepreneurship in achieving health equity