Community Health Educators (CHE) will provide Clinical Trial Education to increase knowledge of Clinical Trials and the importance of Clinical Trial participation.

The Community Health Educator (CHE) will provide CT education and outreach to increase clinical trial knowledge and the importance of clinical trials research and participation. The clinical trials educational activities will include the use of NCI Colorectal Cancer resources and materials, including a PowerPoint presentation, clinical trials information, and online resources. The CHE will tailor the PowerPoint slides to ensure that they are culturally tailored, visually appealing, low-literacy, language appropriate and include appropriate visuals. The CTs educational sessions will be delivered in Spanish and English and will take approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour.

To assess the impact of the educational intervention on participants knowledge and beliefs about clinical trials, participants will be asked to complete a survey prior to and after the educational intervention. The pre-assessment and post assessment survey includes 11 items assessing knowledge of clinical trials, risks and benefits to clinical trials participation, and the consent process. Additionally, the assessment includes 6 items to determine intentions to seek out information related to clinical trials, speak with one's healthcare provider about appropriate clinical trials, clinical trials participation, and talking with family/friends about participating in clinical trials.