• Adapting to Diversity at the US-Mexico Border: Process and Outcomes of Family Based Diabetes Program
• Context and Mortality Rate Disparities in American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) Populations
• Characteristics of People with Diabetes in a US-Mexico Border Community
• Health Disparities in Hispanics United States and Arizona (White Background)
• Health Disparities in Hispanics United States and Arizona (Color Background)

• CRCPHP Overview
• Family Component Intervention Model Diagram
• Why Promotoras Are Effective
• Mature Men's Health
• The Use of Arizona BRFSS Data to Estimate Health Disparities in Hispanics (PowerPoint)

SONRISA: A Curriculum Toolbox for Promotores/Community Health Workers to Address Mental/Emotional Health Associated with Diabetes

SONRISA was designed for promotores/Community Health Workers (CHWs) to use in their work with clients to prevent or manage diabetes and its mental/emotional health complications. It was developed in response to a need expressed by promotoras working with the Border Health Strategic Initiative (BHSI) program and CRCPHP community partners. Addressing depression and other mental/emotional distress along with diabetes will increase the effectiveness of chronic disease prevention and health promotion interventions. Growing out of a community-based participatory research project, the bilingual curriculum was completed in December 2005.

SONRISA Toolbox (English version)

SONRISA Toolbox (Spanish version)