Principal Investigator: Marlen Z Gonzalez
From the CNI website:
CNI is a new program which seeks to remove barriers to empowered participation in neuroscience for all people both as consumers and active co-creators. It rests on the following pillars:
CNI is a new program which seeks to remove barriers to empowered participation in neuroscience for all people both as consumers and active co-creators. It rests on the following pillars:
- Democracy: It’s your brain and your publicly-funded brain science!
- Translation: Neuroscience can powerfully inform thinking on community issues.
- Neurodiversity: There are many ways to have a healthy brain
The Community Neuroscience Initiative (CNI) makes neuroscience more accessible to practitioners and community members and encourages individuals from all backgrounds to see themselves in neuroscience.
Role: Qualitative Research Collaborator
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Attending the 2025 Brain Days Event at Syracuse Public Schools
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Members of the Community Neuroscience Inititatve Team