A key component of CEnR is engaging community members in prioritizing research topics . The academic-community partnership identified Community Listening Sessions (CLS) as the most appropriate data collection method for this study. Eleven CLSs with a total of 117 individuals were conducted in urban core neighborhoods highly populated with underrepresented populations. A CLS is a qualitative research method where a group of people of diverse backgrounds and perspectives express their views on an important issue. These sessions have shown success because they are led by a well-known, trained community leader and are less structured than focus groups, allowing individuals to express their views on an issue in a more wide-ranging manner ; focus groups are led by trained facilitators and involve a focused discussion topic [11, 30].