Strength and Expertise of the Applicant and Partnerships of Project Community: Project Lead, Dr. Crista Johnson-Agbakwu, MD, MSc, Founding Director of RWHC, brings nearly two decades of experience with FGC-affected communities. Her academic research home, the Southwest Interdisciplinary Research Center (SIRC) at Arizona State University, is anNIH/NIMHD Exploratory Center of Excellence in CBPR-driven health disparities research to address social and cultural processes as factors in the reduction and elimination of health disparities (P20MD002316). SIRC provides research infrastructure support including methods expertise, data management, statistical, grant development, and evaluation. As part of SIRC, the Project Lead guided a refugee health literacy demonstration project in partnership with RWHCAC. Thus, the RWHC/SIRC partnership is well-positioned to co-lead this project. The Project Community, comprised of members of the RWHCAC including local voluntary resettlement agencies (VOLAGs), Ethnic Community-Based Organizations (ECBOs), individual Somali/Somali Bantu Community Representatives, and local health care institutions in Phoenix and Tucson, has been engaged in planning this proposal and will be immersed in all phases of implementation, reporting, statewide dissemination and sustainability.