Community Engaged Research for Older, Minoritized Americans: Programmatic Perspectives and Recommendations to Move the Science of Inclusion Forward.

The article discusses the importance of community engaged research for older, minoritized Americans, focusing on initiatives like the Healthy Flint Research Coordinating Center and the Michigan Center for Urban African American Aging Research. It emphasizes the need for tailored interventions, trust-building, and inclusion to address health disparities and promote access to health care for diverse aging populations. The text provides recommendations for best practices in community-based outreach and research, highlighting values like building trust, shared decision-making, transparency, accountability, and addressing the digital divide. The article also underscores the significance of mentorship for emerging scientists and the inclusion of community voices in scientific endeavors to advance health equity for all. [Extracted from the article]