CCPH 11th Conference May 12-15, 2010 • Portland, Oregon USA
Creating the Future We Want to Be:
Transformation through Partnerships
Community-Campus Partnerships for Health is convening our 11th conference to nurture a
growing network of community-campus partnerships that are striving to solve our most pressing
health, social and economic challenges. By focusing on Creating the Future We Want to Be, we
seek to empower individuals and partnerships to create a just and sustainable future so that we
are not passive participants in the status quo or mere witnesses to the change determined by
others. By focusing on Transformation through Partnerships, we seek to highlight the power of
partnerships to lead and inspire transformation at societal, institutional and personal levels.
Join Hundreds of Colleagues Who - Like You - Are Passionate About the
Power of Partnerships to Transform Communities & Academe!
Engage in substantive discussions…Gain new knowledge and practical skills…Reflect critically on
your work…Take action individually and collectively. Whether you are a novice or experienced, this
is one conference you will not want to miss!
Get the Latest Updates and Register Today at: www.ccph.info
Conference Highlights Include:
*Pre-conference workshops on such topics as service-learning, community-based
participatory research (CBPR) and partnerships for policy change!
*Inspiring keynotes by Elder Atum Azzahir, Executive Director of Powderhorn Phillips
Cultural Wellness Center in Minneapolis and Camara Jones, Research Director on
Social Determinants of Health and Equity at CDC in Atlanta!
*Skill-building workshops, educational exhibits, community
site visits and informal networking!
*Meetings with staff from the National
Institutes of Health, Canadian Institutes of
Health Research and Northwest Health
Foundation!
Interested in co-sponsoring or exhibiting?
Email us today at
ccphuw@u.washington.edu
Not yet a CCPH member?
Join today and
receive substantial discounts on
conference registration:
www.ccph.info
Presented in partnership with the Northwest Health Foundation, an innovative Portland-based philanthropy that identifies
CBPR as a strategic priority. Learn more about the Foundation at www.nwhf.org