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  • About Us
    5/28/24

    Community involvement in research builds trust, encourages participation among under-represented groups, and enhances the relevance of research findings.

    View our team here.

  • Buffalo Research Registry
    5/28/24

    Breakthroughs in medical treatments help millions of people live happier, healthier, more productive lives. Most of us have personally benefited from research in some way even if we don’t realize it.

  • Community Seed Grants
    5/28/24

    CTSI seed grants support the planning of community-based participatory research partnerships and engagement of communities on research teams.

  • Community Engagement Studios
    5/28/24

    The studio model uses a structured approach to bring researchers and members of the community together, face-to-face (or virtually), to discuss research studies.

The CTSI Community Engagement Core seeks to improve the health of Western New York residents through the alignment of community, research and training priorities with the goal of quickly assimilating findings from evidence-based research into clinical and community practice. 

For further information on succesful recruitment strategies, with a special emphasis on recruiting underserved and special populations, click here for the CTSI Recruitment and Special Populations Core.

Tools to enhance recruitment are available to University at Buffalo researchers and Buffalo Translational Consortium partners via the CTSI Recruitment Resources Toolkit.

Learn about participating in studies and explore local research opportunities by reading the CTSI community newsletter, Buffalo Research News.

Community Engagement Core Director
Ekaterina Noyes PhD, MPH.
“ Community engagement makes our research more relevant, while acknowledging the unique contributions and experiences of members of the community. ”
6/20/24

Laurene Tumiel-Berhalter, PhD