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Model–view–presenter (MVP) is a derivative of the model–view–controller (MVC) architectural pattern, also used mostly for building user interfaces.
In MVP the presenter assumes the functionality of the "middle-man". In MVP, all presentation logic is pushed to the presenter.[1]
Pattern description[edit]
MVP is a user interface architectural pattern engineered to facilitate automated unit testing and improve the separation of concerns in presentation logic:
- The model is an interface defining the data to be displayed or otherwise acted upon in the user interface.
- The view is a passive interface that displays data (the model) and routes user commands (events) to the presenter to act upon that data.
- The presenter acts upon the model and the view. It retrieves data from repositories (the model), and formats it for display in the view.
Normally, the view implementation instantiates the concrete presenter object, providing a reference to itself. The following C# code demonstrates a simple view constructor, where ConcreteDomainPresenter implements the IDomainPresenter interface:
public class DomainView : IDomainView { private IDomainPresenter domainPresenter = null; ///<summary>Constructor</summary> public DomainView() { domainPresenter = new ConcreteDomainPresenter(this); } }
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From a layering point of view, the presenter class might be considered as belonging to the application layer in a multilayered architecture system, but it can also be seen as a presenter layer of its own between the application layer and the user interface layer.
Implementation in .NET[edit]
The .NET environment supports the MVP pattern much like any other development environment. The same model and presenter class can be used to support multiple interfaces, such as an ASP.NET Web application, a Windows Forms application, or a Silverlight application. The presenter gets and sets information from/to the view through an interface that can be accessed by the interface (view) component.
In addition to manually implementing the pattern, a model-view-presenter framework may be used to support the MVP pattern in a more automated fashion. Below is a list of such frameworks under the .NET platform.
.NET frameworks[edit]
- Claymore
- MVC# Framework
- Web Client Software Factory
- Evolution.Net MVP Framework
- ASP.NET Web Forms Model-View-Presenter (MVP)
- Nucleo.NET
- WinForms MVP
Implementation in Java[edit]
In a Java (AWT/Swing/SWT) application, the MVP pattern can be used by letting the user interface class implement a view interface.
The same approach can be used for Java web-based applications, since modern Java component-based Web frameworks allow development of client-side logic using the same component approach as thick clients.
Implementing MVP in Google Web Toolkit requires only that some component implement the view interface. The same approach is possible using the Echo2 Web framework.
MVP can be implemented in Java SE (AWT and Swing) applications using the Biscotti framework.
Java frameworks[edit]
See also[edit]
- Common layers in an information system logical architecture
- Model–view–controller
- Model View ViewModel
- Presenter First
- ^ https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/articles/testing_methodologies_using_gwt
- ^ Large scale application development and MVP from GWT project's web site. It explains how to use MVP within GWT.


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This is an image taken by curiosity's mast cam.
The image captures what looks like a finger with nail. The rovers wheels are 750mm wide, a human finger is about 90mm.....the finger appears to be roughly 80-120mm in length.
(Taking into account perspective)
Is this part of an old statue depicting humans??? The scale and detail lead me to believe this may well be the case. The finger looks to be rock, that is why i think it is part of a statue.
Image can be seen here (exact spot)
NASA had best get their best smudger to alter future pictures :)
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Michael777 August 27, 2012 12:46:25 AM CEST
Never mind the finger... who the heck left the red Frisbee ring? LOL! But seriously... David Flynn did some interesting work regarding Mars, and his material is on Youtube if any of you want to check it out, but these interpretations of various rocks or formations is just not all that interesting to me.
MarkmBha August 26, 2012 10:48:11 AM CEST
Some people have a very vivid imagination!
Inkling August 20, 2012 3:34:11 PM CEST
Wrong mate! It is something that resembles a fingernail!
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Even if it was a finger, how does this prove an ancient civilization? - maybe if you found a finger BONE. By the way, how do you get enough time to study little rocks in a photo with such detail?
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this right here is why black metal is a joke nowadays, it makes me sick to my stomach seeing this. Black Metal is no longer a type of music, it's became some stupid popculture bullshit for teenage girls. when you do this, they (real black metal musicians) hate you, you're everything they hate. It's not even about knowing or not knowing the music anymore, is just that black metal is a trend now, and this is the single most stupid thing I've ever seen. Enough of stupid teenagers worshipping Fenriz, Dead and Varg, you don't even know them, just fuck off, you stupid bitches killed black metal and I honestly hope you die
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napkins and candles…I'm all for finding an excuse to make a cake but…this is just…off putting, just…to each their own but….I think I'm at a loss of words here um…you bought happy 40th napkins…
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We have been a member of the NIH Dialysis Access Consortium since 2003, studying new ways to prevent dialysis fistula or access graft clotting. (Initial papers in NEJM and JAMA)
The NIH CORAL Trial
This study randomizes patients with renal artery stenosis to medical therapy or angioplasty with stent. This is a multicenter trial in the United States and now is closed to entry (approximately 40 centers).
Collaborative Study Group
The collaborative study group sponsors clinical trials to slow progressive chronic kidney disease. The IDNT and IRMA trials are examples of these successful trials. (Initial paper in NEJM)
The NIH CARRESS Trial
Study of stepped diuretics vs. ultra filtration in acute decompensated CHF. (Initial paper in NEJM)
In addition to pharmaceutically-funded research, Drs. Braden and Germain oversee a large research program of investigator-initiated research.
In the last 5 years, the faculty in the Nephrology Division have published over 70 peer-reviewed papers in the following journals:
In addition, we have published 15 book chapters in various text books, such as the Primer of Kidney Disease, Comprehensive Clinical Nephrology, and the Oxford Textbook of Nephrology and Clinical Decision Making in Nephrology. Dr. Germain has also been the Chief Editor of the textbook, Supportive Care for the Renal Patient.
We are scientific reviewers for over 15 peer-reviewed journals including the JASN, CJASN, Kidney International, American Journal of Kidney Diseases, and many others.


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Jon Stewart took on Keith Olbermann on Thursday night and bashed him for his remarks on Scott Brown. Read more and see the funny video below.
Jon Stewart did a funny impression of Keith Olbermann and mocked his trademark Special Comments.
"I think that's the harshest description of anyone I've ever heard uttered on MSNBC," Stewart said of Olbermann's comment that Brown is "an irresponsible, homophobic, racist, reactionary, ex-nude model, tea-bagging supporter of violence against women and against politicians with whom he disagrees."
And what did Olbermann think of Jon Stewart's impression?
Olbermann responded, telling TVNewser, "It was a little bit of a ripoff of the Affleck thing, but overall, I'd give it a B-."
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The team won their last regular season game against Marquette April 23, and last weekend they played in the Upper Midwest Lacrosse League (UMLL) championship tournament, finishing fifth.
During the Oles home battle against Marquette, they squashed the Golden Eagles 8-4 in a sun-splashed game, surrounded by numerous Ole friends and family.
In the first quarter, St. Olaf came out strong, attempting three shots and scoring one goal, provided by attackman Matt Stonestrom 05. In the second quarter, St. Olaf scored three goals, followed by one in the third. In the fourth quarter, St. Olaf scored three goals, securing the win.
Besides Stonestroms contribution, attackman Greg Olson 08 provided one goal and three assists and attackman Kurt Bickler 07 had two goals. Midfielder Kevin Ofstehage 06 had one goal and one assist, fellow midfielder Colin Reily 06 scored one goal and attackman Jeff Nordaas 08 contributed one assist.
Kudos certainly went to Ole goaltender Lance Kuehn 05, who made nine saves and allowed four goals, finishing the day with a 0.692 save percentage.
The Oles were thrilled to have a large crowd gathered at their only home game.
It was great to get a strong win in against Marquette and to see so many fans cheering us on at the field, David Strand 05 said.
On April 29, the six-seeded Oles headed to the National Sports Center in Blaine, Minn. to participate in their first playoff match of the UMLL championship against the number three-seeded University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Eight of the nine A-league teams entered the playoffs.
Unfortunately, the Oles lost to UW-Stevens Point 10-5.
Overall we played pretty well, but it was penalties that hurt us, Strand said. Stevens Point scored five of their goals just off of man-up penalties alone. However, our aggressive mistakes were a sign that we were working hard and not being lazy.
On Saturday, the Oles played the first game of the UMLL consolation bracket against number seven seed St. Cloud State.
The Oles beat back the Huskies, winning a close match 8-6. Although the Oles pulled off a win, they were slightly disappointed with their performance.
It was too close of a game, Strand said. We missed too many shots and our clears were terrible.
Nevertheless, the Oles win was good enough to enter them into the fifth place game. The team faced off against number eight Concordia on Sunday and conquered the Cobbers 13-7 in the unpredictable May 1 weather.
Stonestrom scored three goals and provided four assists, bringing his season total to over 100 points. Last year, Stonestrom earned all-conference honors along with Strand.
The Oles will also lose Kuehn, who earned second team all-conference honors this season, and Micah Juelfs 05, another valuable player.
The St. Olaf mens lacrosse team is already looking forward to next years season.
We will be a good contender in the UMLL, Strand said. Although we didnt finish as well as we did last year, we are moving in a good direction for the program. Were losing only four seniors, one at each position. It should be easy for the team to do well next year if we find players to fill the positions.
In addition to forming new roles on the team, the Oles will have captain Jack Macintyre 07 back on the field. Earlier in the year, Macintyre suffered an ACL injury and was out for the season. He plans on a successful recovery and hopes to make a strong contribution to the teams next season.
Currently, the Oles are recruiting players for the 2006 season. Recently, Strand spoke to a Canadian player with a strong interest in venturing out to the Midwest. Undoubtedly, the Oles talent, dedication and optimism are sure to make the team a strong contender in the UMLL for 2006.


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"Often imitated, never duplicated," the McIntosh County Shouters have NEVER had any other name.
The McIntosh County Shouters have been demonstrating old slave shouts and singing slave songs all their lives. This age-old tradition was believed to have died out in the early 20th century. When it was discovered by outsiders that this group still practices a custom that was begun by their ancestors, a performing group from the community was organized, calling themselves the McIntosh County Shouters. The group travels to schools, festivals, churches, public and private events educating audiences young and old about the ring shout and the Gullah Geechee heritage.
The McIntosh County Shouters' mission is to preserve and protect the rich Georgia Gullah Geechee heritage by educating audiences young and old about the ring shout and life during slavery along the Georgia coast. Over time, interest in the rich heritage passed down from slavery times in the coastal Georgia region continues to grow, but the slender threads of memory and information will remain strong only as long as we continue the tradition of "passing down" the unique culture of our ancestors from Africa's Rice Coast who were brought here in bondage just a few generations ago. Through the telling of stories, the memories and heritage are kept alive.
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Krista Nicole Wilson and Garrett Lee Watson, both of Madison, Alabama, are proud to announce their engagement to be married on October 20, 2012 at Saint Luke United Methodist Church, Enterprise, Alabama.
Krista is the daughter of Rick and Sue Wilson of Enterprise. She is the granddaughter of Patricia and the late Bob Wilson of Clearwater, Florida, as well as the late Margaret and Tom Bronleewe of St. Petersburg, Florida.
Garrett is the son of Steve and Cindy Watson of Minden, and Tina Hughes of Headland, Alabama. He is the grandson of Tom and Tommie Harding, John and Mary Nell Chambers, and Jimmie Lee Watson, all of Enterprise.
Krista is a 2007 graduate of Enterprise High School. She also graduated from Troy University with a degree in Human Services earlier this year. She is currently employed as Office Manager at Aligned Chiropractic and Decompression Center.
Garret is a 2006 graduate of Minden High School. He also graduated from Alabama Aviation College in 2011. He is currently employed as SES Science and Engineering Services Inc. as an A&P mechanic.
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The Business of Business Casual
You probably don't wear a tie to work. Or a suit. That's ok. The world has become a more casual place.
I'm sure you've seen photos of people working at a transmitter site or in a studio wearing suits while carefully taking hourly readings or attentively adjusting an audio program level. It seems funny that things were so formal then.
My office is officially business casual attire. Yours probably is as well. But do you adhere to the business element or simply the casual? Too often, it's the casual.
I have always focused on encouraging broadcast and media engineers to work to improve themselves and their professional images. An easy place to start is with personal dress. No, ties aren't needed — but sometimes they are appropriate.
Early in my career, I worked with an engineer who kept a tie in his desk drawer. I asked him why. This was the time when the telephone company made regular visits to the station because everything we did involved leased lines from a single source. When a telephone company installer would arrive, the engineer would be sure to have the tie on. Why? Because installers did not wear ties, but their supervisors did. By wearing a tie, the engineer immediately put himself in a position of authority with the installer. This was not an effort to put the installer down, but rather to ensure the engineer had authority.
There was a mind trick there. And while some may think it was evil tactic, the truth is that it worked.
The same principal can be applied today. While it's easy to get into a routine to wear casual clothes every day, it's just as easy to select clothes that look good and are still practical when you have to climb up to the roof. On days when you know you'll be burying radials in the mud, wear the appropriate clothes. But on days when you expect to be working on the budget, dress for business.
It's a good idea to have a change of clothes on hand for the appropriate need. I know one engineer who wears a tie every day. He also keeps a pair of disposable coveralls on hand in case he expects to get dirty.
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Warm greetings to all of our members, allies and supporters. Welcome to the Winter 2008 edition of our newsletter. I write this message with the New Year upon us and winter quickly fading. Incredible as it may seem, the 2007 APHA Annual Meeting was only a short three months ago. The CHW SPIG hosted a complete three-day program last year, including panel presentations, roundtable discussions, business meetings and a SPIG reception. Last year was a big year for our SPIG as we continue to develop within APHA and gain notice and attention within the organization. Also last year, for the first time, we presented a special 90-minute invited session at the Community Health Planning and Policy Development (CHPPD) Section that was attended by over 200 people. We thank our program planners, our treasurer and our leadership for all their efforts to put together such an accomplished event last year. And if you thought that was good, wait 'till you see what we have planned for the 2008 Annual Meeting in San Diego. Our 2008 program will include even more innovative programming. The CHW SPIG program will feature an exciting panel presentation focused on CHW trans-border interactions and programs, and the unique role of CHWs along the southern border regions of the United States. Continuing our practice of presenting innovative programming and formats, we will also host debates, town hall meetings, workshops and roundtable discussions to consider the various policy and practice issues relevant to our practice. We also plan to continue our collaboration with other Sections, SPIGs and Caucuses.
This is also an important year on the policy front. So much has been accomplished across the United States this past year. In a first for our field, Minnesota has established Medicaid reimbursement for CHW services. This is an amazing development and one that promises to influence our field for years to come. Another first for our field is the publication of the proceedings from "Focus on the Future," the first national conference (invitational) to build a national research agenda for the community health worker field. We have also seen a significant growth in the number of local and regional CHW-led organizations developing all over the country and abroad. This too is an important development because as our field continues to grow and gain the attention of the health care industry, it will become increasingly important that our CHW leaders and CHW-led network/associations organizations continue their efforts on self-governance and self-determination for our field.
Our Policy Committee continues to be very active, and our two Governing Councilors continue to participate fully in their roles. This year our SPIG is making a major push to apply for 'section' status within APHA. One major change that will support this effort is the fact that APHA has changed their section affiliation policy this year to make it possible for APHA members to select multiple affiliations – instead of the prior policy of permitting only one. We ask all our members, allies and supporters to please select the CHW SPIG as your primary, secondary or tertiary affiliation. This support on your part will make it possible for us to achieve and maintain the minimum number of affiliated members necessary to become a section. I am also very excited to report that our Policy Committee and our newly activated Committee on Education y Capacitación will be submitting a policy resolution for APHA consideration this year. This effort will build on the APHA resolution passed in 2001, and APHA will be urged to support many aspects of CHW training and development.
Our newsletter editor, Gail Hirsch, has put together this comprehensive and informative edition of our newsletter to provide an update of our current activities. This edition contains reports on a number of recent events of significance to our field, including a report from our Sewell Foundation scholarships last year; an article on the Minnesota legislation authorizing Medicaid reimbursement for CHW services; an article on Unity 2008; a report on the recently held inaugural conference of CHWs in Chicago and an announcement on the upcoming first annual conference of CHWs in Michigan.
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New legislation regarding community health workers passed, and the federal government approved the Minnesota state plan amendment adding CHW coverage. This legislation allows for reimbursement through Medicaid, GMAC and MNCare for care coordination and patient education services provided by a community health worker. A CHW is reimbursable if they attended the MnSCU approved CHW curriculum and received a certificate upon graduation. There is also a grandfathering clause which would allow a CHW who has not attended the training to be reimbursable if they have five years of supervised experience confirmed by a physician or APRN. For additional clarification on this new legislation, contact project director Anne Willaert from the Healthcare Education Industry Partnership at email@example.com or visit www.heip.org.
On Nov. 9, 2007, the Chicago-based Community Health Workers Local Network hosted its inaugural conference at Westside Technical Institute. The one-day conference, entitled Sharpening Minds, Providing Tools for Community Health Intervention, offered holistic and culturally appropriate tools for health care interventions in the four core areas of asthma, diabetes, childhood obesity, and access to services. It brought together over 150 CHWs from the Chicago area and surrounding suburbs who provide health care education in a variety of settings including hospitals, clinics, and school-based facilities. The conference also featured a motivational keynote by Sergio Matos, co-founder of the Community Health Worker Network of New York City. This was the first networking and educational conference the network has hosted since becoming an independent network in April 2007, and it provided an opportunity to celebrate progress that has been made in a short period of time.
"I have love and compassion for helping others . . . I have a passion for giving my people knowledge . . . I am understanding and a good listener . . . I have concern for the under-served. Helping people makes me feel I am making a difference." These are a few of many sentiments expressed among the conference participants when asked their motivation for working as a health educator in their respective communities. The participants were able to provide much needed feedback about the conference and offer insight into how the network can serve them in the future. Many of the participants expressed interest in obtaining membership within the network as well as continuing education opportunities.
One of the primary goals of the network is to ensure that CHWs play a vital role in delivering health care in at-risk Chicago neighborhoods. It also seeks to provide continuing education and peer support and to expand the current numbers of individuals who serve in that role. Since becoming independent, the network has successfully completed many of its objectives, including providing office space and supplies for use of CHW leadership and implementing a one-day gathering for CHWs. There are currently 14 active steering committee members, all of whom are intimately involved in the network and serve in many capacities. The network is currently planning for 2008 and hopes to continue to build toward meeting all of their project goals including continuing education through quarterly gatherings and peer support. They are excited about the opportunities to expand, develop, nurture and provide support to other CHWs in the Chicago area.
The Chicago CHW Local Network envisions a society in which all of its residents, regardless of their socioeconomic status, have equal and sufficient access to health care, resources and education needed to live healthy lives.
The January 2008 issue of The Nation's Health (APHA's monthly newspaper) describes the release of the conference report on a CHW research agenda at the 2007 APHA Annual Meeting. The original article reported (incorrectly) that the U.S. Labor Department had already created an occupational code for CHWs; the online edition has been corrected. To view the article go to http://www.apha.org/publications/tnh/current/Dec07Jan08/Nation/HealthWorkersNAT.htm (APHA member number and password required).
The 2008 APHA Annual Meeting will be held in San Diego, Oct. 25-29. Theme: Public Health Without Borders.Many exciting things will be happening with the Community Health Worker Special Interest Group this year. One is a milestone of moving from a SPIG to a Section. This is due to the work of a large group of people, plus the increased involvement and representation to the CHW SPIG. This is a very exciting move for CHWs as it recognizes the continued growth and support for the profession in public health. This year at APHA, the CHW SPIG will be sponsoring a number of very diverse sessions. They include a three hour workshop on CHW leadership, a debate on issues of importance to CHWs, and we will be addressing the role of CHWs as it relates to immigration and trans-border programs. The Community Health Worker SPIG welcomes abstracts that address issues important to CHWs (who go by various titles - including promotora, community health advisor and outreach worker, etc.) and the people they serve. Special consideration will be given to abstracts that demonstrate the CHWs will play a leading role in developing and presenting your program. For more information and how to submit an abstract, please go to the APHA Web site at: www.apha.org.
The Center for Sustainable Health Outreach will hold its annual
Unity conference June 16-19, 2008 at the Hotel Albuquerque in historic Albuquerque, New Mexico. Unity 2008 is a national conference designed for and about community health workers. The theme for this year's conference is "Community Health Workers: The Winds of Change - From Grass Roots to Ground Breaking Public Health Professionals."
Unity 2008 will address the role community health workers play in strengthening and enhancing public health in times of health care provider shortages, tight budgets and impending public health crises. The conference will stress: the importance of community health workers to the health care and human services delivery systems; ways to develop and sustain CHW programs; strength-based responses to community health shortfalls; new and emerging roles for CHWs; and methods of overcoming barriers to CHW program success.
The conference format will include plenary sessions with addresses from keynote speakers and panelists, as well as numerous breakout, poster, skill-building and roundtable workshop sessions. Community health workers are strongly encouraged to attend. Unity 2008 is an opportunity for community health workers to share knowledge, information, and expertise with other community health workers and interested parties.
The conference registration fee is $300 and includes training, materials and lunch each day. Discounted registration fees are available for community health workers and students. A number of limited conference fee waivers are available to community health workers upon request. Conference information is available at http://www.usm.edu/csho by going to the Unity Conference links.
Exhibit space will be available during Unity 2008. The Center encourages community health worker programs and related service providers and educational programs to exhibit during the conference. To discuss exhibiting during Unity 2008, contact Rebekah Young at (601) 266-5388 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Opportunities to serve as sponsors are also available. For more information to sponsor Unity 2008 or other conference activities, please contact Susan Mayfield-Johnson at (601) 266-6266 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Albuquerque, with its wonderful restaurants, shopping, cultural activities, live entertainment, golfing and attractions, is an exciting place for a conference. Within Albuquerque, you will find ancient cultures, world-famous cuisine, diverse landscapes, renowned museums and much more. All these activities are located within walking distance or a short ride from the Hotel Albuquerque. Located in the heart of Old Town, the Hotel Albuquerque is a unique blend of Native American, Mexican, Spanish and Western culture. The result is a magical experience that allows guests of the hotel to discover more than 400 years of history and Native American heritage.
Mark your calendars now to join us in New Mexico for Unity 2008!
In August 2008, Spectrum Health will be sponsoring a community health worker conference. This one day conference is scheduled to take place in Grand Rapids, Michigan. For more information, please contact Maria Álvarez deLopez at firstname.lastname@example.com. We look forward to seeing you in Michigan this summer.
The Community Health Worker Peer Network, with the wonderful support and organizational skills of Andrea Leinberger-Jabari and Elizabeth Hutchenson from Minnesota International Health Volunteers, had an exciting year. It was capped off by our enormously successful, first statewide conference held Nov. 16, 2007 at the Sofitel Hotel in Bloomington, Minn.
The conference, "Great Connections: Community Health Workers as Agents of Change" was attended by over 200 participants from across the state of Minnesota and neighboring states. We even had a few people from the east and west coast of the country! The keynote speakers Lisa Renee Holderby and Durrell Fox were highlights of the conference.
The networking opportunities, choice of sessions and the exhibit hall were all first-class. Attendees were unanimous in their agreement about how much they learned about the status of CHWs in Minnesota and the valuable work they do. It was clear that CHWs truly are a valuable resource for linking consumers and health professionals in joint efforts to reduce health disparities.
One participant shared this comment: "This conference was a positive experience because I got to meet and talk with CHWs through out the entire day."
On behalf of Minnesota CHW Peer Network we want to thank sponsors and volunteers for making this conference possible.
Special thanks to all the CHWs who helped plan the conference!!
Let me first start off by saying that I had a great time in D.C. The atmosphere there is way different than what I'm used to. Also people are a little bit nicer in D.C than in Chicago. The food was great, especially the crab cakes. The weather was pleasant, and the traffic was way better. I would like to take this time to thank the Sewell Foundation for helping to sponsor my travel to APHA. Out of my 22 years on this earth, that was the best trip of my life.
First, I went to a class where there were four presenters. The class was "New and Emerging Roles in CHWs including Researchers, Patient Navigators, Trainers, etc." The first presenter was a lady named Anita Marie Buel. She is a CHW representing deaf Americans. She gave a great presentation in sign language, which I thought was pretty cool. Second was a presenter from the Chicago Partnership for Health Promotion who discussed how she gave health information to the Latino community in Chicago. Third was an individual from Methods of Engagement, and she also discussed giving information to the Latino community in Texas. Last were presenters from Building Capacity, who addressed Filipino heart health in New York and New Jersey. They were all excellent.
Later that night I attended the Community Health Workers SPIG social hour. It was a great time. I meet Susan Mayfield-Johnson, who was a delight. However, I knew this before even meeting her. When we had talked over the phone about my travel scholarship, she sounded very pleasant with her Southern accent. I also met Mr. Sergio Matos, who is the chairman of the CHW SPIG. He informed me that I should get more involved in our local CHW meetings, especially since I am young and a male (very few CHWs are males). I plan on not just being more involved, but also joining our local CHW network and attending the meetings. Another thing that I liked was getting to meet people from different cities and backgrounds. This allowed me to hear their different stories and learn about the different fields they are in (good or bad). Also the food at the hotel was delicious, and the rooms were beautiful.
The next day, Tuesday, was a very busy day. I went to two classes. The first class was "Policy and Practice Issues Relevant to the Training of Community Health Workers." They gave us a lot of different teaching methods to use and also a few games to try, which I did in one of my classes here in Chicago. The next class was called "Unnatural Causes in Inequality - Making Us Sick." It was very good. They showed a movie about racism in the work place, and also lectured about a study determining how long you are going to live depending on where you live. That was probably the best class. I left with a lot of knowledge. When I was done attending these classes, my coworkers and I went on a tour of Washington, D.C, and I got to see the White House and an underground museum.
On Wednesday morning I went to the CHW business meeting, which was the first meeting that I attended. I think people could tell because I was not familiar with some of the issues. However, there were quite a few issues that I knew a lot about, and I had some good ideas on getting more people involved in CHW activities. I'm ready to go back to Chicago and tell some of my coworkers about the strides CHWs are making, and how we can become a better unit. So all in all, I enjoyed the conference, and I hope I get chosen to go again. But if I don't, I'm glad I got the opportunity to go to this one. I learned a lot, saw a lot, and networked myself, which was something that I really wanted to accomplish. So, thank you Sewell Foundation and CHW SPIG!
Across the country, at all levels (statewide, locally and nationally), CHWs are organizing professional associations or networks. CHW associations advocate for CHWs and the communities they serve. They give CHWs a means of gaining additional skills, accessing support and recognition, and sharing resources and strategies with peers.
This regular newsletter feature highlights the ongoing organizing efforts of CHWs across the country. We urge CHWs to contact their local networks and get involved! If there is no network in your area, think about starting one. Contact the network nearest you for information and strategies about organizing.
We recognize the enormous energy and commitment of CHWs as they organize. We also know that this is only a partial list of CHW associations. If you know of others, please let us know! Contact Newsletter Editor Gail Hirsch at: email@example.com or (617) 624-6016.
State and National CHW Associations and Networks
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS (AACHW) For more information or to join, please contact Co-Chairs Durrell Fox and Pam Chapman (email@example.com or email@example.com)
Staff contacts at the Harrison Institute for Public Law at the Georgetown University Law Center are Jackie Scott, (202) 662-4229,
firstname.lastname@example.com or Sara Hoverter, (202) 662-4233,
Wandy Hernandez, Chair, Chicago Health Connection, 957 W. Washington Boulevard, Chicago, IL 60607; (312) 243-4772; Zeida Estrada, Secretary; Gateway to Care, Harris County CAP 6201 Bonhomme #243-S, Houston, Texas 77036, (713) 783-4616;
Arizona Community Health Outreach Workers Network (AzCHOW), Of, By, and For Community Health Outreach Workers;
http://www.publichealth.arizona.edu/azchow/; Lourdes Fernandez, Co-Chair, email@example.com; Flor Redondo, Co-Chair, firstname.lastname@example.com; Belen Feather, Secretary.
The Community Health Worker/Promotoras Network, Maria Lemus, Executive Director, Vision Y Compromiso, 2536 Edwards Ave., El Cerrito, CA 94530; (510) 232-7869; (510) 231-9954 fax; e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com, or Maria at email@example.com.
Orange County CAA (Certified Application Assistor) Task Force, a
non-profit professional association for Care Coordinators, Health
Advocates, Promotoras etc. They meet once a month for program updates, training and to share best practices as well as to network. Contact: Maria Wahab, Chair, Children's Hospital of Orange County, 455 S. Main St., Orange, CA, 92868-3874; Office: (714) 516-4334; Fax: (714) 532-8785; E-mail: email@example.com.
REACH-Workers – the Community Health Workers of Tampa Bay. Please contact Michelle Dublin, Chairperson of the network, at (727) 588-4018 or email@example.com
Community Outreach Workers Association of Maryland, INC. (COWAM), 259 North Lanvale Street, Baltimore, Md. 21217, (410) 664-6949 or (410) 669-7960, Carol Payne, (410) 962-2520 (ext. 3062).
Massachusetts Association of Community Health Workers (MACHW), Lisa Renee Holderby, Executive Director, email@example.com, (508) 856-4852, University of Massachusetts Office of Community Programs, 333 South Street, Shrewsbury, MA 01545.
Michigan Community Advocate Association (MICAA), Contact: Maria Alvarez deLopez, email@example.com; President-Roshawnda S. Thompson - firstname.lastname@example.com; (616) 356-6205 or (616) 827-2094 or (616) 366-2759.
Minnesota CHW Peer Network out of the Minnesota International Health
Volunteers, 122 W. Franklin Ave. #522, Minneapolis, MN 55404, Contacts: LuAnn Werner (612) 230-3255 email@example.com, Andrea Leinberger (612) 230-3254 email@example.com. Chair - Grace Anderson, firstname.lastname@example.com; Co-Chair -- Anita Buel - firstname.lastname@example.com .
Contact: Dwyan Monroe, Deputy Director, Community Health Worker Institute, NJ AHEC/ UMDNJ-SOM, 42 Laurel Road E., STE. 3200 Stratford, NJ 08084; ph: (856) 566-6024, fax: (856) 566-2754 e-mail: email@example.com. The New Jersey Community Health Worker Institute is NOT considered a Network or an Association but, it supports and sponsors the NJ CHW Clusters that are now meeting to discuss the strategy for building into a statewide network or association. NJCHWI provide the clusters technical assistants, resources such as coordinating meeting locations, materials and social items and events and trainings for the CHWs.
New Mexico Community Health Workers Association (NMCHWA), P.O. Box 81433, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87198, firstname.lastname@example.com. Web page can be accessed at www.nmchwa.com. Telephone number is (505) 255-1227 and fax (505) 873-5317; or contact BJ Ciesielski, firstname.lastname@example.com, (505) 272-4741; fax (505) 272-5944.
NEW YORK CITY -Community Health Worker Network of NYC; 425 E. 25 Street, Box 616; New York, NY 10010; (917) 653-9699 phone; Sergio Matos, Romy Rodriguez; http://chwnetwork.org/ ; firstname.lastname@example.com.
ROCHESTER - Rochester Outreach Workers Association (ROWA), Latisha Williams, Chair, 585-274-8490; firstname.lastname@example.com; Lucinda Colindres, (585) 244-9000, ex. 454.
Ohio Community Health Workers Association, Vivian Anderson, President, (616) 466-2247, email@example.com.
Oregon Community Health Workers Association, 9000 N. Lombard Street--2nd Floor, Portland, OR 97203, 503-988-3366 x28686, Teresa Ríos, firstname.lastname@example.com, or Veronica Lopez Ericksen,
email@example.com, or Noelia Wiggins, Director Community Capacitation Center - (503) 988-3366.
Washington Community Health Worker Network
Lilia Gomez - (360) 786-9722 (ext 230) - email@example.com
Seth Doyle - (206) 783-3004 (ext 16) - email@example.com.
For those of you who are not members of the CHW Special Primary Interest
Group or APHA itself, please consider joining us! If you are a member of
APHA, the SPIG also welcomes you to join us as a primary member.
If you are unable to select CHW SPIG as your primary affiliation in APHA, please consider electing the CHW SPIG as a secondary affiliation, and you will receive our CHW newsletter!
For those of you who are not yet members of APHA, there are many options for membership.
· A Special Community Health Worker subsidized membership ($80 annually for those whose income is under $40,000 annually).
· A consumer subsidized membership ($80 annually for those who do not derive income from health related activities).
· A Student/Trainee subsidized membership ($60 annually for those enrolled in a college or university or occupied in a formal training program).
· Regular membership is $195 annually.
Memberships include all benefits such as the American Journal of Public Health and The Nation's Health. For details on how to become a member of APHA and how to designate the CHW SPIG as your Section/SPIG, please call (202) 777-APHA. You can also check out APHA's Web site at http://www.apha.org or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
In the event you cannot become an official member of APHA, we still need your wisdom, support, knowledge and power. Please feel free to contact any of the officers listed in this newsletter about the CHW SPIG and how you can be involved.
The health effects of climate change will take center stage during National Public Health Week, April 7-13, 2008. As part of the weeklong observance, themed "Climate Change: Our Health in the Balance," APHA will lead the charge in helping people, communities and families recognize that adapting to climate change and mitigating its impact is critical not just for the health of our planet, but for the health of the people in our nation and around the world.
Changes in our climate are causing more severe weather events. Extreme weather conditions such as heat waves, high winds, snowstorms, floods and hurricanes have the potential to dramatically affect the health and safety of both individuals and our communities. Changing ecosystems allow for emerging or re-emerging infectious diseases such as dengue or malaria, which are changing the spectrum of disease risks affecting populations. In poorer parts of the world, drought and floods often force people to move away from lands no longer producing enough food, often resulting in hunger and malnutrition. Moreover, contaminated drinking water can result in outbreaks of diarrheal diseases, leading to dehydration or death.
Few Americans will ever see the melting Greenland ice cap up close, or interact with an arctic polar bear facing extinction as its habitat melts. But local public health professionals around the country increasingly will be dealing with the impacts of climate change on the ground, every day. Join APHA as we work to create a healthier planet. Visit the official National Public Health Week Web site at
Sergio Matos
Community Health Worker Network of NYC
(718) 703-9340
Immediate Past Chair/Governing Council Representative
Durrell Fox
New England HIV Education Consortium
Massachusetts Association of Community Health Workers
23 Miner Street
Boston, MA 02215
(617) 355-8421
Carl Rush
(210) 745-0560
Governing Council Representative
Lisa Renee Holderby
333 South Street
Shrewsbury, MA 01545
Chairperson for Committee on Education y Capacitación
Romelia Rodriguez
Community Premier Plus
384 E. 149th Street Suite 504
Bronx, NY 10455
(718) 742-2675 (Phone)
(718) 742-2654 (Fax)
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Anne Willaert
Minnesota State University
4 Myers Field House
Mankato, MN 56001
(507) 389-2590
Treasurer and Co-Program Planner
Susan Mayfield-Johnson
University of Southern Mississippi
(601) 266-6266
Special Advisor
E. Lee Rosenthal
Policy Committee Chair
Maria Alvarez deLopez, CHW
MOMS - Mothers Offering Mothers Support
Spectrum Health Hospital
75 Sheldon SE, Suite 203
Grand Rapids, Mi. 49503
Phone: (616) 391-3473
Fax: (616) 391-6185
Liaisons to Other APHA Sections, SPIGs and Caucuses
Tori Booker
Migrant Health Promotion
224 W. Michigan Ave.
Saline, MI 48176
(734) 944-0244
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Atlanta, GA 30341-3717
(770) 488-2570
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Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Boston, MA 02108
Phone: (617) 624-6016
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