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A Systems Approach to Creating Healthy Communities. Dr. Lauri Andress, Assistant Professor, West Virginia University School of Public Health speaking at a convening of researchers, practitioners, and community members to discuss the relationship between social determinants of health and local economic development at University of New Mexico; October 2016

WVU School of Public Health faculty member Lauri Andress leads community members and faculty and students from the WVU Schools of Medicine and Public Health as they begin a project in Charleston's west side neighborhood. The program puts cameras in the hands of community members to record and reflect on the strengths and concerns of the neighborhood where they live.

John Dahlia - Good News - Eye-Opening Elderly Access to Food Investigation Shines Bright Light on Serious Problem
An issue many people in Preston County, and quite possibly, West Virginia take for granted is simple accessto food. The Preston County News Journal. October 2015
Photos Showcase the Plight of Food Access for Preston County Senior Citizens
Preston County, W.Va. senior citizens are using photography in a West Virginia University project to identify and explore issues related to food access. The Preston County News Journal. October 2015
Senior Citizens' Photos Help Document Food Access in Preston County
Preston County, W.Va. senior citizens are using photography in a West Virginia University project to identify and explore issues related to food access. October 2015
The Preston County Senior Citizens Photovoice Project
West Virginia University School of Public Health. October 2015
Senior Citizens' Photos Help Document Food Access in Preston County
Preston County, W.Va. senior citizens are using photography in a West Virginia University project to identify and explore issues related to food access. October 2015
3/17/08 Health Expert says Race is not the Only Factor in Health Disparities
Lauri Andress, J.D., Ph.D., outlines a strategy to help local governments address health disparities.
4/27/07 Troutman, Andress Selected for National Leadership Program
Dr. Adewale Troutman, director of the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness has been selected to participate in a year-long executive leadership program designed to tackle racial and ethnic disparities in healthcare.

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