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MENASA CLINICAL RESEARCH Participation SUMMIT
April 19, 2025 at the United Way of Greater Houston
MISSION & VISION
Our mission is to bridge the gap in clinical research by advocating for the participation of Middle Eastern, North African, South Asian Americans, and other non-traditional people of color in clinical trials.
Our vision is a future where clinical trials reflect the representation of the population they serve.
WHAT WILL YOU GAIN?
Clinical trials drive medical advancements, yet many minority groups are underrepresented. This summit addresses these disparities, promoting health equity for all.
The MENASA Summit will be a place to share best practices, facilitate collaboration, and develop actionable
strategies to increase minority representation in clinical trials.
The goals of our first global summit is to:
- Increase awareness among Non-Traditional People of Color about clinical research
- Advocate for the inclusion of Middle Eastern, North African, and South Asians in the U.S. and globally in clinical research
- Connect, offer opportunities to train and certify healthcare professionals to become principle investigators in clinical research
- Provide feasibility studies and help with trials award
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Researchers, healthcare professionals, community leaders, policy
makers, and industry stakeholders committed to representation in clinical research.
Thank you to our supporting partnerS:
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This summit is a groundbreaking step towards participation in clinical research
Dr. Hadi Danawi, Ph. D
More about Dr. Hadi Danawi, Ph.d
Diversity in Clinical Trials Ebook
"Diversity in Clinical Trials" explores the critical role of inclusivity in healthcare research, specifically focusing on the often-overlooked populations of Arabs and Arab Americans within the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region. This groundbreaking book delves into the historical exclusion, current challenges, and emerging opportunities surrounding the participation of these communities in clinical research.
Lost in Causation: A Critical Examination of Epidemiological Research
This comprehensive book delves into the critical aspect of understanding causality and association within the realm of public health. The book begins with a preface that sets the stage for its exploration. The introduction outlines the definition of causality and association, emphasizing their significance in public health research, while addressing common misunderstandings and consequences of misinterpretations.
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