Research Presentations

Last Updated 06/27/2024

Our team actively discusses this work at a number of events both locally and nationally. A key place for conversations on this work is through the Healthy Flint Research Coordinating Council (HFRCC) annual symposium in September every year. In addition, we shared this research at several national conferences and webinars.

Webinars

FFAR Tipping Points Webinar

Flint Community Webinar Update

Oral Presentations

“Toward an Equitable Food Systems Future: Lessons Learned from the Flint Leverage Points Project”

“Developing responsive community-engagement in participatory urban food systems modeling: Examples from five U.S. cities”

Published

Poster Presentations and HFRCC

“Assessment and Evaluation of Food System Values in Flint”

“Images of Community Support in a Study of Household Food Security: A Flint Food Photo Project”

“Linking Transportation with Food Quality Data to Improve Food Access in Flint”

“Making Research Actionable: Insights from a participatory scenario planning process to improve the Flint food system”

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