PO.ADV02 · 患者倡导

HEALing The Bronx:一种通过艺术与识字促进癌症教育、健康公平和社区参与的草根模式

HEALing The Bronx: A grassroots model for cancer education, health equity, and community engagement through art and literacy

海报缩略图:HEALing The Bronx:一种通过艺术与识字促进癌症教育、健康公平和社区参与的草根模式
编号 ADV28 展板 8 时间 4/20 02:00–05:00 区域 Section 6 主讲 Colette Smith
分会场 Advocates Poster Session 2
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作者与单位 Authors & Affiliations

COLETTE Smith

Advocate, Bronx, NY

摘要 Abstract

中文摘要
HEALing The Bronx是一项由社区推动的倡议,旨在解决布朗克斯区的癌症差异问题;与纽约州其他地区相比,该区肺癌、乳腺癌、结直肠癌和前列腺癌的预后不成比例地差。该项目整合艺术、教育和倡导,以提升健康素养并赋能居民。项目起初只有两个树坑,如今已发展到24个教育性树坑,其中包括四个配备互动式QR码和标识、提供癌症预防与筛查信息的特色树坑。该倡议还包括户外艺术图书馆,将识字与创意表达相融合,以促进心理健康和健康意识。我们的首个艺术图书馆装置已完成,我们的目标是每年新增两个图书馆,直至覆盖全部24个布朗克斯邮政编码区。HEALing The Bronx展示了草根参与、文化相关性和创意策略如何在服务不足的社区中带来可衡量的影响。未来计划包括将"触手可及的关怀"(Care Within Our Reach)社区活动扩展到多个布朗克斯社区,2026年惠及逾1,500名居民,并提高筛查与临床试验的参与度。本海报将展示该项目的设计、迄今为止的成果,以及其作为通过社区赋能减少癌症差异的可扩展模式的潜力。
查看英文原文 English abstract
HEALing The Bronx is a community-driven initiative designed to address cancer disparities in the Bronx, where outcomes for lung, breast, colorectal, and prostate cancers are disproportionately poor compared to other regions of New York State. The program integrates arts, education, and advocacy to improve health literacy and empower residents. What began with two tree beds has grown to 24 educational tree beds, including four feature beds equipped with interactive QR codes and signage providing cancer prevention and screening information. The initiative also includes outdoor art libraries, blending literacy and creative expression to foster mental well-being and health awareness. Our first art library installation is complete, and our goal is to add two new libraries annually until all 24 Bronx zip codes are represented. HEALing The Bronx demonstrates how grassroots engagement, cultural relevance, and creative strategies can drive measurable impact in underserved communities. Future plans include expanding Care Within Our Reach community events to multiple Bronx neighborhoods, reaching over 1,500 residents in 2026, and increasing participation in screening and clinical trials. This poster will showcase the program's design, outcomes to date, and its potential as a scalable model for reducing cancer disparities through community empowerment.

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