Similar to past studies on barriers to minority participation in research , we found that these underrepresented populations had queries concerning their potential participation. Example questions from these participants included: (1) “Where and how do I find out about research studies?” (2) “What is the purpose of participating in research?” (3) “How will this study affect my safety?” and (4) “What happens when the study is complete?” As an initial step to address these concerns, we developed a frequently asked questions handout that we shared with the participants at the completion of the sessions. This handout explained the benefits of participating in research, legal safeguards that are in place (IRB, informed consent, and the Patient Bill of Rights), and local resources to learn about opportunities to participate in research. To further address these concerns, Table 3 provides recommendations informed by study participants for engaging underrepresented populations, ideas that can potentially keep them engaged in research.