Who is Dr. Rogers?

Since racial inequalities in health are extensive in the U.S., Dr. Charles R. Rogers is committed to serving medically underserved and minority populations. As a behavioral scientist and master certified health education specialist (MCHES®), Dr. Rogers….

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Cancer & Health
Disparities Eliminator

Behavioral
Scientist

Associate
Professor

International
Speaker

Philanthropist

Community Outreach &
Engagement Leader

Activist

Featured Projects

Dr. Rogers’ research agenda has contributed to translational solutions that address the complex underpinnings of inequities in men’s health and colorectal cancer for more than a decade. Learn more about some of his selected projects below.

iPrevent. iTreat. iBeat 2

2023

#iBeatCRC

2020-2023

#CuttingCRC

2018-2024

Chat & Chew I

2015-2017

iPrevent. iTreat. iBeat.

2014-2015

Rest in Power Chadwick Boseman

Thank you brother Chadwick Boseman for expressing your art, sharing your passions, lifting your voice, mastering your craft, and elevating the representation of the Black community. We fight on for you and your legacy.

Who Will Help Us Fight for the Black Panther’s Legacy

(Rogers, 2020)

Chadwick Boseman’s tragedy is America’s tragedy: In colorectal cancer hot spots, young men are dying at higher rates

(St. Fleur, 2021)

The Takeaway via WNYC Studios Podcasts

Source: WNYC Studios Podcasts

Life Work

“If you can’t figure out your purpose, figure out your passion. For your passion will lead you right into your purpose.”

The Men’s Health Inequities (MHI) Research Lab aims to improve the health and well-being of underrepresented men & other vulnerable populations through community engagement, research, and education.

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A premium consulting firm committed to providing clients with community-oriented, data-driven, and equity-centric solutions.

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The Colorectal Cancer Equity Foundation is a 501c3 nonprofit aiming to eradicate colorectal cancer disparities among African-American men & other marginalized groups through advocacy, collaboration, education, funding, and research.

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