Across disciplines, scholars and practitioners are deepening their commitments to university–community partnerships that generate knowledge with, rather than for, communities. Nowhere is this more visible than in the field of health, where collaborative models of research and care are helping reimagine what equity and engagement look like in practice. 

This conversation honors Jorge De Luna, the Haas Center’s Director of Community Engaged Learning in Health, celebrating his retirement and his leadership at the intersection of higher education and public health. Jorge will be joined by collaborators and community partners to reflect on lessons learned and opportunities ahead for equitable, reciprocal engagement.

Moderator

• Jorge De Luna, Director of Community Engaged Learning in Health

Panelists

• Annie Berens, Research Director, ALAS
• Antonio Lopez, Director of Development, ALAS and Ph.D. Student in Modern Thought & Literature, Stanford
• Lisa Goldman Rosas, Associate Professor of Epidemiology and Population Health, Stanford School of Medicine
• Allie Ruiz, Postdoctoral Scholar, Stanford School of Medicine
• Erika Villa, Manager of Community Prevention, Next Door Solutions