Community-Engaged Research with Cassie from PrideNet

Cassie (They, She, He, All) is changing the world by increasing the participation of LGBTQ+ individuals in health research as participants, researchers, advocates, and policymakers, as the LGBTQIA+ regional engagement coordinator for the Midwest at PrideNet. Cassie shares how she implements and more community-engaged model so that individuals can be heard and have a say in the full research process.m 

 

In this conversation, we talk about themes of transformation in systems rather than surface level solutions, how stories and inclusive data can help everyone better understand themselves, and how our personal and collective healing is needed to address systemic injustices and honor all of our community’s experiences.  

• Learn more about The PRIDE Study: pridestudy.org
  • Research Findings: pridestudy.org/research
• Learn more about All of Us LGBTQIA+: JoinAllofUs.org/LGBTQIA 
• PRIDEnet Quarterly Newsletter: https://secure.everyaction.com/DtzKaHg6q06S_m2nAKDxyQ2
• Find us at events: pridenet.org/events

 

Bio: Cassie Armea-Warren is a white, gender-non-conforming, pro-ho, highly organized, abolitionist and country queer with a harm reduction heart. They are passionate about creating spaces for people to come together and be authentic, finding the invisible points of connection between us and nurturing them. With over a decade as a youth worker and clinic manager they specialize in community engagement, values-aligned policy, and innovative program design. Now part of Stanford University’s PRIDEnet team, Cassie focuses on LGBTQIA+ representation, equity, and justice in healthcare, bringing a dedication for redistributing resources and building the capacity, power, and visions of all people impacted by injustices and oppression.