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Laboring With the Heart: Promotoras’ Transformations, Professional Challenges, and Relationships With Communities

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Authors: Ángela Gutiérrez 1, Maria-Elena De Trinidad Young, Marisela Dueñas, Alma García, Guadalupe Márquez, Maria-Elena Chávez, Silvia Ramírez, Silvia Rico, Rosana L Bravo

This study engaged with promotores de salud in LA county to understand the Latinx health promotion work they perform. Through qualitative interviews, the study determined that promotores have unique insight on the community they serve but struggle to find opportunities for professional growth.  The study recommends strengthening community-based capacity for advancing Latinx health and improving professional incentives.

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Link: Laboring With the Heart: Promotoras' Transformations, Professional Challenges, and Relationships With Communities

Resource Topic: CHW Role, Community Health Workers/Volunteers, Minority Population, Professional Development

Resource Type: Research

Year: 2021

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Publisher May Restrict Access: No

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