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Meet Dr. Randal Henry: An Author, Community Leader and Advocate for Health Policy and Research

Randal Henry is an esteemed member of his community, driven by his passion for research and health policy. He is a founding CEO of Community Intelligence, an Afrocentric research and health policy consulting firm, as well as the Executive Director of the Center for Healthy Neighborhoods, a non-profit organization that strives to enhance health and wellbeing in under-resourced communities.

Randal is also an accomplished author, penning works such as Born in South LA: 100+ Remarkable African Americans Who Were Born, Raised, Lived or Died in South Los Angeles, Go South LA: An Afrocentric City Guide to South Los Angeles, and Black Firsts in Los Angeles: Extraordinary Achievements by Afro-Angelenos Listed from A to Z. Through his writing, Randal sheds light on the rich Afrocentric culture and history of South Los Angeles, which is often overlooked in mainstream media. His books not only provide historical context but also showcase the resilience and strength of the Black community.

Raised in South LA, Randal earned his doctorate and master's degree in Public Health from the University of California Los Angeles, and his BA in Political Science from Cal Poly Pomona. He currently lives in the Crenshaw District with his wife, Manal, and their two children.

Randal’s work continues to draw attention to the importance of preserving and celebrating Afrocentric culture in the community. By sharing his expertise and experiences, he aims to inspire and educate others, offering valuable insights on the culture and history of South Los Angeles through his speaking engagements.

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FAQs

What are Dr. Henry's areas of expertise?

Dr. Henry has extensive experience and expertise in a variety of areas. Here are some of his areas of expertise:

Health policy and research
Community leadership
Afrocentric culture and history of South Los Angeles
Preservation and celebration of Afrocentric culture in Black communities
Promoting health and wellbeing in under-resourced communities

What types of speaking engagements does Dr. Henry offer?

Dr. Henry offers keynote speeches, workshops, and consulting services. He can work with groups of all sizes and is able to tailor his presentations to meet the specific needs of each organization.

Is Dr. Henry able to customize his talks to fit our specific needs?

Absolutely! Dr. Henry understands that every audience is different and is happy to tailor his talks to meet your specific needs and goals. Just let us know what you're looking for and he'll work with you to make sure you get the most out of your event.

How far in advance does Dr. Henry need to be booked for an event?

It is recommended that you book Dr. Henry at least 6–8 weeks in advance to ensure availability. However, please contact us for more information on scheduling and availability.

What kind of audience does Dr. Henry typically speak to?

Dr, Henry's presentations are geared towards those who want to celebrate the accomplishments of African Americans, explore the Afrocentric culture of South Los Angeles, and learn about the inspiring legacy of Afro-Angelenos. His talks are both captivating and educational, and are intended to appeal to a broad range of ages and backgrounds.

What audio/visual equipment does Dr. Henry require for his presentations?

Dr. Henry requires a microphone, projector, and screen for his presentations. If your organization cannot provide this, please let us know in the “Additional Notes” section of your request form.

Does Dr. Henry offer follow-up consulting services?

Yes, Dr. Henry offers follow-up consulting services to organizations and individuals interested in learning more about his areas of expertise. He is available to answer questions, provide guidance, and offer support in a variety of ways, depending on the needs of his clients. Please contact us directly for more information at gocrenshawpublications@gmail.com