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SHE Tribe: An Intervention to Improve Health Behavior Among Women in Underserved Communities
While healthy lifestyle behaviors have been identified as instrumental to preventing chronic disease, programs to successfully promote healthy behavior adoption in underserved communities have had limited sustainable success. SHE Tribe is a culturally tailored, social network intervention created through CBPR to overcome previously identified barriers and improve health behavior among women in underserved communities.
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