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1. Writing an Introduction paragraph for the Harlem community on the lack of education in public health for a research project.
2. What is the social justice issue impacting the community on their lack of education on public health choices?
3. What makes it a community?
4. What are the common characteristics of this community?
5. What assumptions you've made about this community?
6. What does one know about the Harlem community?
7. What is one trying to learn in your overall research?
8. What components would one propose to community members and partners for conducting your research on the lack of education on public health to help the community live a healthy life?
9. How would one build your research team?
10. Who would be involved in the process?
11. What type of activities would one do?
12. How long would it take to do research?
13. How many surveys would one be able to collect, and how would one manage them?
14. How does one think the data collection might help in planning, implementing, on evaluating the research project within the Harlem community?
15. What role would community members and partners (government, organizations, schools, etc.) play on this research team?
16. Why should a community member or partner take this survey and consider joining the research team?
17. What messages would one share to get people (especially those who may have low trust) to join any research team?
18. What is the potential impact of this research?
19. Why is answering any research question important?
20. How can this research be helpful to the community?
21. What kinds of actions or community change is possible?
22. Can research in this area improve the community's income, resources, rights, entitlements, rewards, opportunities, and status?
23. List the lessons one could have learned from studying Harlem community psychology.
24. What are your values as they relate to social justice issues?
25. Tie it together here and restate the research question and why it matters to the Harlem community.
26. Why should other people care as well?
27. Make any final arguments one could think it's necessary for the reader.