Place-based harms and hidden strengths: a qualitative study exploring facets of neighborhood disinvestment driving opioid overdose among black individuals

Findings provide key implications for policy and practice, including the importance of adopting a community-based research framework, offering financial management training for Black-led organizations, and harnessing community champions to implement culturally-tailored interventions aimed at reducing stigma and raising critical consciousness. Future work should aim to identify more effective community-driven solutions to address OOD in Black neighborhoods.