The ALIVE survey is out!
Are you a woman of black African or woman of Caribbean heritage living in East London?
We are excited to invite you to participate in our project: ALIVE – Amplifying the LIVed Experiences of East London communities.
We understand that women of Black African and women of Black Caribbean often suffer worse health outcomes compared to other women of the same age in the UK. This research aims to understand the root causes of these inequities and work towards a positive change.
This research project aims to understand the distinct experiences of women of black African (WBA) and women of Caribbean WBC heritage in East London. We understand that WBA and WBC often suffer worse health outcomes compared to other women of the same age in the UK.
The ALIVE (ALIVE – Amplifying the LIVed Experiences of East London communities) survey has been out for a few months and we've collected some crucial early results!
We have created a survey and are looking to hear from at least 800 women of African and Caribbean heritage living in east London to gain insight into lived experiences.
Please share amongst friends, family, colleagues and social networks.
We understand that women of Black African and women of Black Caribbean often suffer worse health outcomes compared to other women of the same age in the UK. This research aims to understand the root causes of these inequities and work towards a positive change.
Please share & help support this really important study to help improve health outcomes for Black African or women of Caribbean heritage 👇👇https://t.co/PEw5INrasT
@AmplifyingLives@PositiveEast
The ALIVE survey is out!
Are you a woman of black African or woman of Caribbean heritage living in East London?
We are excited to invite you to participate in our project: ALIVE – Amplifying the LIVed Experiences of East London communities.
Your voices are powerful, and together, we can move far closer to equitable health for all!
Survey Link - https://t.co/dLwIaMvyb0
Please share amongst your network – family, friends, colleagues, social media connections.
We understand that WBA and WBC often suffer worse health outcomes compared to other women of the same age in the UK. This project is crucial to understanding the root causes of these difference and working towards a positive change.