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Community Empowerment Association Inc., and Pitt Public Health are working together to address why some people are dying early in most of the underserved communities in the Pittsburgh area. According to the National Center for Health Statistics, the life expectancy in these neighborhoods are approximately 11-15 years shorter than neighboring communities with higher life expectancy. You can help make a difference by becoming a Community Researcher. Share this project with your neighbors and take the first steps in solving the problems of life expectancy disparities in your neighborhood. Where you live should not determine how long you live.
What's Inside :
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Health Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Article
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Life Expectancy by Pittsburgh Neighborhood Diagram
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Homewood Community Conversation
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McKeesport Community Conversation
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Empowering and Engaging Pittsburgh Communities
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Paradigm Journal
The Afrocentric idea locates African Americans as doers, builders, and subjects in their own rights and not on the fringes of the history of others. However, centuries of racism, prejudice, and marginalization have created a multitude of socio-cultural risk factors among contemporary African Americans that continue to cause a host of challenges with regard to survival and quality of life ....
