Federal Grants
- HHS/National
Institutes of Health: Prescription Drug Abuse (R01) Grant. View
Full Announcement
$500k or less . . .
- HHS/National
Institutes of Health: Prescription Drug Misuse (R21) Grant. View
Full Announcement
- HHS/Office
on Women's Health: Safety and Health for Older Women. View
Full Announcement [PDF | 166KB]
Non
Federal Grants
Minority Population Specific: $500k
or less . . .
- The
Seattle Indian Health Board's Urban Indian Health Institute (UIHI): Partnership to Support
Depression Programming (PSDP). An opportunity for Urban Indian
Health Organizations (UIHOs) to participate in a facilitated partnership
and strategic planning process. Supported by a cooperative agreement
through the Office of Minority Health. View
Full Announcement
$500k or less . . .
- The
Partnership for a Healthier America (PHA): PHA End Childhood Obesity Innovation Challenge.
The finalists will win a trip to Washington, D.C., where they'll present
their idea before a panel of judges and all attendees at the PHA's
Building a Healthier Future Summit on March 6-8, 2013. View
Full Announcement
- The
Sunflower Foundation: Letters of Intent (LOI), Integrated Care Initiative. View
Full Announcement
Resources
- The
Commonwealth Fund: Webinar. Mongan
Commonwealth Fund Fellowship in Minority Health Policy.
November 13, 2012, at 2:00 pm, ET. Learn
More
Scholarships/Fellowships
- The
American Heart Association/Macy's: Go Red for Women Multicultural
Scholarship Fund. View
Full Announcement
- Montana State University: NIMHD NIH-funded fellowship. Graduate Education in Health for Minority Scholars (GEhMS). View Full Announcement
- The University of Minnesota: The Division of Epidemiology & Community Health/Nutrition Graduate Program. PostdoctoraL Fellowship in Nutrition and Cancer. View Full Announcement
- Center
of Excellence for Suicide Prevention of the Veterans Integrated Service
Networks (VISN2): Postdoctoral Fellowship Positions now open. View
Full Announcement
- The
University of Arizona: Graduate Certificate in Maternal & Child Health
(MCH)Scholarships avaialble. View
Full Announcement
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