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Addressing Public Health Equity: The Case of Urban Food Deserts

This case explores the pressing issue of food deserts in urban areas, where access to nutritious food is severely limited. Set in a major city during the past decade, it centers around a local nonprofit organization advocating for policy changes to enhance food security. The protagonist, a dedicated community leader, faces public health inequities and seeks to mobilize resources and community engagement. Key questions include: How can public policy effectively address food accessibility? What strategies can be implemented to drive change? Students will learn about advocacy, community organizing, and the intersection of health and public policy.

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Addressing Public Health Equity: The Case of Urban Food Deserts

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  1. E-Case Title: Subtitle (Optional)

  2. Setting Brief Description of case context: • The Place, or location, of the case • The Timeframe during which the case took place

  3. Protagonist & Key Players • Name and brief description of the main person, organization, policy, or community around which the case centers • Any additional key individuals or organizations

  4. Key Questions • Public Affairs Quandary • What is the major issue the case protagonist is trying to address? • Key Questions • These pose the key dilemmas of the case as they relate to the Public Affairs Quandary • What is the narrative “hook”? • The compelling reason the student will want to engage with the case

  5. Learning Outcomes • Use action-oriented outcomes to list what it is that public affairs students will have learned once they complete the case.

  6. Overview of E-Case [The number of circles will depend on the number of planned content modules. You can add a circle by double-clicking on the SmartArt Graphic to the left.]

  7. Module 1 title: Brief Description

  8. Module 1 title: Learning Objectives & Potential Assets

  9. Module 2 title: Brief Description

  10. Module 2 title: Learning Objectives & Potential Assets

  11. Module 3 title: Brief Description

  12. Module 3 title: Learning Objectives & Potential Assets

  13. Next Steps • Next steps will include: • Identify existing assets • Create new assets • Visualize the story by crating the case blueprint

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