diverse stakeholders like community groups who say, hey, you guys at universities, you have challenges, but you also have data and you also have ideas and you have ways that you can still provide value in new ways to community partners and to population health.

This is a very interesting convening of people coming from different walks of life and different perspectives.

We're trying to understand whether there's better ways to know, better ways to get reliable evidence that is actionable, that can make a difference for people, for science, for the community.

I think that there's lots of different perspectives, some of them complementary, some of them perhaps to be debated.

There's lots of things that we still do not know and we're struggling to understand.

But I think that it's been very illuminating and very stimulating so far.

I think that the effort is focused on trying to make a difference for people in the streets.