Since its inception in 2019, TEA distributed over $800,000 in mini-grant funding to 35 community health organizations. TEA’s Mini-Grant Program funds community-centered projects serving Asian, Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander, Hispanic/Latino, and African American communities that are disproportionately impacted by TB.
The 2023 TEA Summit focused on the theme “Building Healthy Communities Free of TB”, showcasing TEA’s Mini-Grant Program and the remarkable innovations from diverse communities and their collaborative efforts towards achieving health equity over the past five years.
Over the span of two days at the virtual summit, participants tuned into discussions on lessons learned and promising practices from our communities on the impact of TEA’s mini-grants.
See below to access resources from the 2023 TEA Summit. If you would like to view presentation slides from one or more speakers, please email tea@aapcho.org.
Wednesday, November 8, 2023
Voices of Impact: Shaping TB Elimination and Community Equity
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Session | Speakers | Moderator | Resources |
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Welcome & Opening Remarks |
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Chibo Shinagawa, MS, PMP, Senior Program Manager, Infectious Diseases, AAPCHO | CDC Think. Test. Treat TB Campaign
Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations |
Session I: Diverse Voices and Collective Solutions: Community-Led TB Initiatives |
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Nashia Choudhury, MPH, Director of Programs, Health Care Transformation, AAPCHO | Jericho Road Community Health Center
Colorado Alliance for Health Equity and Practice |
Session II: Elevating Pasifika Voices: Shaping TB Elimination with Community Wisdom |
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John Nguyen-Yap, Director of Programs, Community Initiatives, AAPCHO | Micronesian Islander Community |
Closing Remarks & Overview of Day 2 |
Thursday, November 9, 2023
Together Towards a TB-Free Tomorrow
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Session | Speakers | Moderator | Resources |
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Welcome & Opening Remarks | Mukta Deia, Program Coordinator, Infectious Diseases, AAPCHO | ||
Session III: California’s Model Efforts in TB Prevention and Elimination: A National Template for Success |
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Fayette Nguyen-Truax, PhD, RN, CPNP-PC, Associate Professor, Loma Linda University | Asian Pacific Health Foundation
Latent Tuberculosis Educational Video For Vietnamese-Speaking Population |
Session IV: Innovating for a TB-Free Future: Current Projects and Their Prospective Hopes |
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Pervaiz Tufail, TB Survivor, Director, TBPeople Pakistan | EthnoMed |
Session V: Closing Session: Honoring Visionaries and Building Healthy TB-Free Communities |
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Chibo Shinagawa, MS, PMP, Senior Program Manager, Infectious Diseases, AAPCHO |