Adriana Perez

TL;DR: Hispanic women, a largely understudied subgroup that experiences long-term health risks associated with dietary and physical activity behaviors, serves as the focal group for this discussion of the potential for visual methods to develop culturally and contextually relevant and valid approaches to outcome assessment.

TL;DR: The objectives of this review were to provide a comprehensive review and evaluation of the roles, evaluation, and effectiveness of LHA in community-based programs with an emphasis on cardiovascular risk reduction, and provide recommendations for future research involving L HA in such programs.

TL;DR: Data provide an initial step toward generating a more complete understanding of perceived resources for physical activity in Hispanic women, and support the acceptability of photo elicitation.

TL;DR: Dance for Health demonstrated high levels of community engagement and enjoyment and led to adequate levels of exertion, particularly for adults, which can inform program refinement and future intergenerational physical activity programs.

TL;DR: Key strategies used to develop and execute the peer mentoring program are described and several key lessons are learned regarding how to structure, implement, and carefully evaluate a Peer Mentoring Program for gerontological faculty.