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Program: Basic Center Program
Agency: Administration for Children and Families
Next Deadline: Feb 19, 2008
Allocates funds to states, local governments,
public or private agencies, & nonprofit
organizations including IHEs, to support
establishment or strengthening of runaway &
homeless youth centers that provide temporary
shelter, counseling & related services. Funds are
divided among states in proportion to their youth
population. At least a 10% match is required. In FY
08, approximately $12.6 million is available to
fund 68-91 awards over three year period. See
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/grants/open.html E-mail:
FYSB@dixongroup.com
CFDA Number:93.623
Contact: Kelli Matson-Geist, Program Officer
Family & Youth Services Bureau
118 Q Street, NE
Washington, DC 20002-2132
866/796-1591
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Program: Child Support Enforcement: Special
Improvement Project (SIP) Grants
Agency: Administration for Children and Families
Next Deadline: Mar 04, 2008
Supports innovative improvement projects that are
intended to add knowledge & promote objectives of
the Child Support Enforcement Program. Three
priorities in FY 08: Child Support and Paternity
Establishment Outreach; Initiating Child Support
and Court Collaboration to Achieve Operating
Efficiencies; Projects in Support of OCSE PAID
Initiative (Project to Avoid Increasing
Delinquencies). In FY08, approximately $800,000 to
fund 2 awards over three years. See
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/grants/open.html for
details. E-mail:
jean.robinson@acf.hhs.gov
CFDA Number:93.601
Contact: Jean Robinson, Program Officer
Office of Child Support Enforcement
370 L'Enfant Promenade, SW
Washington, DC 20447
202-401-5330
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Program: Individual Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards
Agency: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
Next Deadline: Apr 08, 2008
Supports postdoctoral research training (F32) in
the social, medical, management, or health sciences
related to the delivery, financing, or quality of
health care services. Fellowships provide
opportunities for one or more years of academic
training & supervised experience in applying
research methods to the systematic evaluation of
health services. Eligibility is limited to
applicants who have completed clinical or research
doctoral degrees. See
http://www.ahrq.gov/fund/training/trainix.htm#Programs
for details. E-mail:
training@ahrq.gov
CFDA Number:93.225
Contact: Shelley M. Benjamin, Office of Extramural
Research
540 Gaither Road
Suite 2000
Rockville, MD 20850
301/427-1528
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Program: Small Grant Program for Conference Support
Agency: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
Next Deadline: Apr 20, 2008
Provides $50,000 in direct costs for conferences
(R13) on issues relevant to health services
research in the following areas: Research
Development (issues in delivery of health services
are defined & research agenda for studying them
developed); Design & methodology; Dissemination
(research findings are summarized and communicated
broadly); & Research Training, Infrastructure and
Career Development. PA expires 10/21/08. See
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PA-06-074.html
E-mail:
rhadley@AHRQ.gov
CFDA Number:93.226
Contact: Ruth Ann Hadley, Small Conference Grants
Administrator
Office of Extramural Research
540 Gaither Road
Rockville, MD 20850
301/427-1391
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Program: Research Grants
Agency: Alternatives Research & Development
Foundation
Next Deadline: Apr 30, 2008 (tentative)
Provides up to $40,000 for individual projects at
U.S. colleges & universities that develop effective
alternatives to the traditional methods of using
laboratory animals in basic research, testing, &
education. Preference given to projects that use
human rather than non-human vertebrate tissue; do
not use serum or medium supplements obtained from
non-human vertebrates; & can be completed in one
year. Emphasis on application, not theory. FY08
details available soon. See
http://www.ardf-online.org/
for details when posted. E-mail:
info@ardf-online.org
CFDA Number:N/A
Contact:
801 Old York Road
Suite 316
Jenkintown, PA 19046
215/887-8076
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Program: Research, Training & Professorship Grants
Agency: American Cancer Society
Next Deadline: Apr 01, 2008
ACS is the largest non-government funder of cancer
research in the US. Supports over 20 programs to
provide funds to all levels of investigators & an
enhanced commitment to psychosocial & behavioral,
health services, health policy, epidemiological,
clinical & cancer control research. Also sponsors
training grants for health professionals as well as
other special initiatives and international
programs. Most grants have deadlines of 4/1 &
10/15; however, others have varying deadlines.
Email:
annette.jordan@cancer.org. See
http://www.cancer.org/docroot/RES/RES_5_1.asp?sitearea=RES
CFDA Number:N/A
Contact: Annette Jordan, Grants Specialist
c/o Extramural Grants Department
1599 Clifton Road, NE
Atlanta, GA 30329
404/329-7546
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Program: Graduate Research Scholarships/Student
Travel Awards
Agency: American Psychological Association
Next Deadline: Apr 01, 2008 (tentative)
Several kinds of grants available. Grad students
that are in good standing may apply. Student Travel
Awards (ddln 4/1/08) provide $300 to about 100
psych grad students for travel to APA Convention;
Early Research Award, $1000 (9/15/08). APF/COGDOP
Award must ask psych dept. for nomination (ddln in
May or June). Eligibility is limited to student
affiliate or associate members of APA. See
http://www.apa.org/science/awards.html for details
when updated. E-mail:
scistudent@apa.org or
nsinger@apa.org
CFDA Number:N/A
Contact: Nicolle Singer, Science Programs Associate
750 First St., NE
Washington, DC 20002-4242
202/336-5954
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Program: Grants for Public Health Research
Dissertation
Agency: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Next Deadline: Apr 10, 2008
Program supports research (R36) undertaken as part
of an academic program to qualify for a doctorate.
Award supports dissertation research costs for
students in accredited research doctoral programs
in the US. Dissertation applications must focus on
methodological and research topics that address the
mission and research interests of CDC. Grants are
awarded for up to one year, with the possibility of
extension without additional funds for up to 12
months. Expires 8/11/09. See
http://www.cdc.gov/od/pgo/funding/FOAs.htm for
details. E-mail:
sclark@cdc.gov
CFDA Number:93.061
Contact: Susan Clark, Program Officer
Office of Public Health Research
1600 Clifton Road MS D-72
Atlanta, GA 30333
404/639-4795
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Program: Dissertation Awards for Violence-Related
Injury Prev. Research Within Minority
Communites
Agency: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Next Deadline: Feb 15, 2008
Supports investigator-initiated research from
doctoral students to help expand & advance
understanding of violence, its causes, & prevention
strategies in minority communities. Research must
address the following priorities: Preventing
Intimate Partner Violence; Sexual Violence and
Child Maltreatment; Preventing Suicidal Behavior;
or Preventing Youth Violence. Study population must
be an ethnic minority. In FY 08, four awards of up
to $25,000 (including both direct & indirect costs)
are available. See
http://www.cdc.gov/od/pgo/funding/FOAs.htm
E-mail:
achildress@cdc.gov
CFDA Number:93.136
Contact: Adele M. Childress, Scientific Program
Administrator
Nat. Cntr. for Injury Prevent. & Contr.
4770 Buford Highway, MS-K58
Atlanta, GA 30341-3724
770/488-4233
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Program: Research for Preventing Violence and
Violence-Related Injury
Agency: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Next Deadline: Feb 15, 2008
Supports investigator-initiated research (R01) to
advance understanding of injury and violence
prevention and to reduce injury-related disability.
The following research objectives are the focus of
this solicitation: dissemination/intervention,
efficacy/effectiveness, and etiologic research.
NCIPC encourages investigators from a wide range of
disciplines. Approximately $1.8 million is
available to fund 5-6 awards for up to 3 yrs. See
http://www.cdc.gov/od/pgo/funding/FOAs.htm for
details. E-mail:
achildress@cdc.gov
CFDA Number:93.136
Contact: Adele Childress, Scientific Program
Administrator
Nat. Center for Injury Prev. & Control
4770 Buford Highway, NE
Atlanta, GA 30341
770/488-4233
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Program: Research on the Development of Children &
Youth
Agency: Grant (William T.) Foundation
Next Deadline: Apr 01, 2008
Supports high-quality basic & applied research on
youth (ages 8-25) development, program evaluation,
policy analysis, research synthesis, &
communication to help inform public policies &
practice. Awards include Major Grants (LOIs due
11/1/07; 1/3/08; 4/1/08); Wm. T. Grant Scholars
(7/11/07) fund promising early career researchers;
Intervention Research (LOIs due 10/4/07); &
Distinguished Fellows Program ( LOIs due 1/10/08)
support mid-career researchers. See
http://www.wtgrantfoundation.org/info-url_nocat3042/info-url_nocat.htm
E-mail:
info@wtgrantfdn.org
CFDA Number:N/A
Contact: Grants Coordinator
570 Lexington Avenue
18th Floor
New York, NY 10022-6837
212/752-0071
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Program: Policy-Oriented Rural Health Services
Research
Agency: Health Resources and Services
Administration
Next Deadline: Apr 02, 2008 (tentative)
Supports individual research projects by
investigators just entering the rural health
research field. Applicants must identify a mentor
with extensive policy and research experience in
rural health. Grants are intended to advance
specific areas of rural health services research in
which a limited amount of research exists. Program
supports individual research projects and excludes
clinical/biomedical research and funds for delivery
of services. Projects must have a national in
scope. Competition expected to open in February.
See
http://www.hrsa.gov/grants/ when updated.
E-mail:
emolliver@hrsa.gov
CFDA Number:93.155
Contact: Erica Molliver, Public Health Analyst
5600 Fishers Lane
Parklawn Building, Rm 9-05
Rockville, MD 20857
301/443-1520
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Program: Research Grants
Agency: Lance Armstrong Foundation
Next Deadline: Mar 14, 2008
Funds groundbreaking, high-impact projects that may
improve quality of life for cancer survivors, &
encourages & supports efforts of both established &
young investigators in the early stages of their
research career. LAF offers funding for Young
Investigator Research Awards of up to $50,000
per/yr, & Research Awards of up to $75,000
annually. In 2008, proposals will be accepted in
four research areas. Deadline refers to required
LOI. See
http://www.livestrong.org/site/c.khLXK1PxHmF/b.2662747/
for details. Ddln refers to LOI. E-mail:
amy.nunn@laf.org
CFDA Number:
Contact: Amy Nunn, Grants Coordinator (ext. 181)
P O Box 161150
Austin, TX 78716-1150
512-236-8820
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Program: Basil O'Connor Starter Scholar Research
Award
Agency: March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation
Next Deadline: Mar 15, 2008
Provides $75,000/year over 2 years for new
investigators holding recent faculty appointments
(M.D.s & Ph.D.s) to conduct independent research on
birth defects, including those caused by pre-
conceptual events and premature birth. Awards do
not cover recipient's salary, but do provide
support for technical help & supplies. See
http://www.marchofdimes.com/professionals/691_14437.asp
CFDA Number:N/A
Contact: Tricia Lincoln, Vice President for
Research
Research & Grants Administration
1275 Mamaroneck Ave.
White Plains, NY 10605
914/997-4555
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Program: Research Program
Agency: March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation
Next Deadline: Apr 30, 2008
Provides research grants directed at the prevention
of birth defects and prematurity. Research
subjects appropriate for support by the March of
Dimes include basic biological processes governing
development, genetics, clinical studies, studies of
reproductive health, environmental toxicology, &
soc/behav studies. Soc/Behav Sciences areas of
interest include research that advances the
understanding & ability to prevent cognitive &
behavioral risks that affect outcomes of pregnancy,
the perinatal period, & subsequent child
development. Deadline refers to required LOI. See
http://www.marchofdimes.com/professionals/691_14434.asp
CFDA Number:N/A
Contact: Senior Vice President for Research
Research & Grants Administration
1275 Mamaroneck Ave.
White Plains, NY 10605
914/997-4555
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Program: Kirschstein-NRSA Predoctoral Fellowships
to Promote Diversity
Agency: National Institutes of Health
Next Deadline: Apr 13, 2008
Most NIH institutes support individual predoctoral
fellowships (F31) in specified areas of biomedical
& behavioral sciences for individuals from racial &
ethnic groups; individuals with disabilities; &
individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Applicants should show potential to become
productive, independent investigators & are
encouraged to consult appropriate Institute website
& contact. PA expires 4/14/10. Contact listed in
database is for general NIH training questions. See
http://grants1.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PA-07-106.html
for more details. E-mail:
hk11b@nih.gov
CFDA Number:93.272
Contact: Henry Khachaturian, Acting NIH Research
Training Officer
Office of Extramural Research
6705 Rockledge Drive
Bethesda, MD 20892-7910
301/443-2613
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Program: NIH Support for Conferences and Scientific
Meetings
Agency: National Institutes of Health
Next Deadline: Apr 12, 2008
NIH-wide program supports quality meetings
(investigator-initiated -R13; cooperative agreement-
U13) that are relevant to NIH's scientific mission
& to public health. Supports symposiums, seminars,
conferences, workshops or formal meetings where
persons assemble to coordinate, exchange, &
disseminate information &/or explore a problem, or
area of knowledge. Support is contingent on fiscal
& programmatic priorities of the individual ICs. PI
must present letter from IC staff documenting
permission to apply. Applications must be submitted
electronically. PA expires 9/2/08. See
http://grants1.nih.gov/grants/funding/r13/index.htm
E-mail:
drusso1@mail.nih.gov
CFDA Number:93.113
Contact: Denise Russo,
Office of Extramural Research
6705 Rockledge Dr.
Bethesda, MD 20892
301/451-7972
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Program: NCRR Instrumentation Grants
Agency: National Institutes of Health
Next Deadline: Mar 24, 2008
Supports two programs for purchase of current &
emerging technologies. Shared Instrumentation
Grants-SIG (deadline, 3/24/08) fund equipment that
costs more than $100,000, while the High-End
Instrumentation Grant Program-HEI (9/17/07)
supports purchase of instruments that cost more
than $750,000. Aim is to allow groups of NIH-
supported investigators obtain commercially-
available equipment. Must identify three or more
users who are PIs on active NIH awards (P01, R01,
U01, R35 or R37). See
http://www.ncrr.nih.gov/biomedical_technology/
E-mail:
SIG@mail.nih.gov or
HEI@mail.nih.gov
CFDA Number:93.389
Contact: Marjorie Tingle,
National Center for Research Resources
6705 Rockledge Dr., Room 6154
Bethesda, MD 20892-7965
301/435-0772
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Program: NCCAM Individual Postdoctoral Fellowship
Agency: National Institutes of Health
Next Deadline: Apr 08, 2008
Supports postdoctoral researchers (F32) in the
early stages of their careers for studies on
safety, efficacy, cost-effectiveness, or mechanisms
of action of unconventional methods for treating
major diseases & promoting well-being. Must work
with a sponsor. Interests include: acupuncture;
homeopathy; chiropractic massage; relaxation
techniques; meditation; herbal therapies; & diet &
lifestyle. Expires 1/8/10. See
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PAR-07-319.html
E-mail:
pearsonn@mail.nih.gov
CFDA Number:
Contact: Nancy J. Pearson, Program Officer
Nat. Center for Comp & Alt. Med.
6707 Democracy Boulevard
Bethesda, MD 20892-5475
301/594-0519
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Program: Small Grants for Behavioral Research in
Cancer Control
Agency: National Institutes of Health
Next Deadline: Apr 20, 2008
Support small grants (R03) for new investigators or
established scientists refocusing their interests
to behavioral research in cancer control. Award
provides support for pilot or feasibility studies
projects, development & testing of new
methodologies, development & testing of new
research technology, secondary analysis of existing
data, self-contained research projects, or
innovative studies that provide a basis for more
extended research (see also
http://dccps.nci.nih.gov/smallgrants/). PAR expires
12/23/08. See
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PAR-06-458.html
E-mail:
vc24a@nih.gov
CFDA Number:93.393
Contact: Veronica Chollette, Behavioral Research
Program
National Cancer Institute
6130 Executive Boulevard
Bethesda, MD 20892
301/435-2837
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Program: Bioengineering Nanotechnology Initiative
(SBIR)
Agency: National Institutes of Health
Next Deadline: Apr 05, 2008
NIBIB & many NIH institutes support this initiative
of the trans-NIH Bioengineering Consortium (BECON),
for SBIR projects (R43/R44) on nanotechnologies
useful to biomedicine, including a variety of
disciplines (engineering, chemistry, physics,
material science & biology). Encourages team
approaches that develop partnerships between small
businesses & other entities (commercial, academic &
other research community sectors) in Phase I. PA
expires 9/8/08. See
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PA-06-009.html
E-mail:
moype@mail.nih.gov
CFDA Number:
Contact: Peter Moy,
NIBIB
6707 Democracy Boulevard
Bethesda, MD 20892-5477
301/496-9270
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Program: High Throughput Tools for Brain and
Behavior
Agency: National Institutes of Health
Next Deadline: Apr 05, 2008
Supports small business concerns (R41/R42; R43/44)
that propose to develop & commercialize
technologies for high throughput data acquisition &
analysis that could aid the research fields of
basic behavioral science, neuroscience or
neuroAIDS. Analytic tools that can screen for
particular characteristics at high rates are
crucial to discovery science, & increasingly
valuable in both basic research (e.g., phenotyping)
& applied research (e.g., drug discovery). As such,
they represent a commercially viable technology,
appropriate for funding under the SBIR & STTR
programs. See
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PA-08-002.html
for STTR details.
CFDA Number:93.242
Contact: Margaret Grabb,
National Institute of Mental Health
6001 Executive Boulevard
Bethesda, MD 20892-9645
301/443-3563
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Program: Reducing Mental Illness Stigma and
Discrimination
Agency: National Institutes of Health
Next Deadline: Feb 05, 2008
Supports Collaborative Research Project Grants
(R01) to assess effectiveness of existing stigma &
discrimination reduction programs & approaches,
including media-oriented approaches such as public
service announcements; develop innovative new
programs & approaches. Partnerships to further
information exchange with public stakeholder &
organizations encouraged. Collaborative Research
Project Grants require formal collaboration between
individuals, groups, or organizations with hands-on
experience. Expires 1/8/11. See
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PAR-08-040.html
E-mail:
eotey@mail.nih.gov
CFDA Number:93.242
Contact: Emeline Otey,, Chief, Stigma and Health
Disparities Program
National Institute of Mental Health
6001 Executive Boulevard
Bethesda, MD 20892-9609
301/443-9284
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Program: Tools to Mitigate the Mental Health
Effects of National Disasters
Agency: National Institutes of Health
Next Deadline: Apr 05, 2008
Supports SBIR grants to small businesses for
research & development (R43/R44) of novel, or
enhancement of existing, commercializable products
to mitigate (e.g., tools to be used in assessment,
preventive or treatment interventions, &
information dissemination) or understand the mental
health effects brought on or exacerbated by the
aftermath of national disasters, such as Hurricanes
Katrina & Rita, including victims & those who
responded to their needs. IHEs must partner.
Expires 5/8/09. See
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PA-06-335.html
E-mail:
elight@mail.nih.gov
CFDA Number:93.242
Contact: Enid Light, Services and Intervention
Research
National Institute of Mental Health
6001 Executive Boulevard
Bethesda, MD 20892-9635
301/594-1185
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Program: Neurotechnology Research, Development, and
Enhancement
Agency: National Institutes of Health
Next Deadline: Apr 05, 2008
NINDS & several NIH institutes support SBIR/STTR
research (R41; R42; R43; R44) that proposes to
enable neuroscience & behavioral research through
the development of novel, or significant
enhancement or improvement of currently existing
tools & approaches to be used in brain & behavioral
research. Multidisciplinary teams of researchers
are especially encouraged. University faculty may
collaborate, but awardee is the small business.
Expires 5/8/10. See
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PA-07-390.html
for STTR details. E-mail:
dc342b@nih.gov
CFDA Number:93.853
Contact: Daofen Chen, Systems and Cognitive
Neuroscience
NINDS
6001 Executive Boulevard
Bethesda, MD 20892-9523
301/496-9964
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Program: Individual Fellowship for Informationist
Training
Agency: National Institutes of Health
Next Deadline: Apr 08, 2008
Supports informationist fellowships (F37) for
information specialists who work in domain settings
of healthcare, public health & biomedical research.
Intended for health sciences librarians,
scientists, health professionals & others who wish
to broaden their existing scientific background by
acquiring additional disciplinary knowledge or
experience. Award can be used in conjunction with
sabbatical experience. Each fellow must have a
mentor. Program also supports a Senior
Informationist Fellowship program (F38). Expires
12/9/09. See
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/ep/GrantInformationistF37.html
for details. E-mail:
florancev@mail.nih.gov
CFDA Number:93.879
Contact: Valerie Florance, Div. of Extramural
Programs
National Library of Medicine
6705 Rockledge Drive
Bethesda, MD 20892
301/594-4882
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Program: Individual Research Grant & Center of
Excellence/Outreach Center Grant
Agency: National Parkinson Foundation, Inc.
Next Deadline: Mar 17, 2008
Supports basic research on Parkinson's disease.
Individual awards go to potentially high-risk, high-
yield projects done by scientists in early stages
of professional careers. Center of Excellence (COE)
grants provide funds to previously designated
centers in areas of Parkinson-related research,
comprehensive care, & outreach. Individual awards
will not exceed $40K. See
http://www.parkinson.org/NETCOMMUNITY/Page.aspx?pid=213&srcid=316
for more information when updated. E-mail:
adiaz@parkinson.org
CFDA Number:N/A
Contact: Adolpho Diaz, Field Services Manager
1501 NW 9th Avenue
Bob Hope Road
Miami, FL 33136-1494
305/243-7697
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Program: Investigator Awards in Health Policy
Research
Agency: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Next Deadline: Mar 26, 2008
Supports highly qualified individuals, including
those early in their careers & senior scholars, to
undertake broad studies of challenging health,
health care & health policy issues facing U.S.
Grants awarded to investigators from a variety of
disciplines. Successful proposals reflect thinking
that crosses disciplinary boundaries in search of
knowledge & innovative solutions to critical health
problems & policy issues. Offers approximately 10
awards of up to $335,000. Deadline is for required
LOIs. See
http://www.investigatorawards.org/
E-mail:
depdir@ifh.rutgers.edu
CFDA Number:N/A
Contact: Lynn Rogut, Deputy Director
Inst. for Health Care Policy Research
55 Commercial Avenue
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
732/932-3817
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Program: Healthy Eating Research: Building Evidence
to Prevent Childhood Obesity
Agency: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Next Deadline: Feb 06, 2008
Supports research to identify, analyze & evaluate
environmental & policy strategies that can promote
healthy eating among children & prevent childhood
obesity. Special emphasis will be given to research
focusing on children in the low-income &
racial/ethnic populations. Special solicitation for
junior investigators available as well. Deadline
refers to receipt of brief proposals.
Approximately $3.5 million is available to fund
small & large scale studies and macro-level
analyses. See
http://www.rwjf.org/applications/solicited/cfplist.jsp
for details. E-mail:
healthyeating@umn.edu
CFDA Number:
Contact: Kathy Kosiak, Research Coordinator
P.O. Box 2316
College Road East and Route 1
Princeton, NJ 08543
800/578-8636
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Program: Grants Program
Agency: Seaver Institute
Next Deadline: Apr 01, 2008 (target date)
Provides seed money to highly regarded
organizations for projects that offer the potential
for significant advancement in the fields of
education, science, medicine, and the arts. The
Seaver Institute looks for unique proposals that
can change the way people think. No Website is
available. Individuals must write a request letter
to receive the guidelines and a brochure. The
letter should be on organization letterhead. Grant
awards start at $10K. The office is closed on
Wednesdays. E-mail:
vsd@theseaverinstitute.org .
CFDA Number:N/A
Contact: Victoria Seaver Dean, President and Vice
Chair
11611 San Vicente Boulevard
Suite 545
Los Angeles, CA 90049
310/979-0298
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Program: Applied Social Issues Internship Program
Agency: Society for the Psychological Study of
Social Issues
Next Deadline: Apr 06, 2008
ASIIP provides from $300 to $2,500 to college
seniors, graduate students, & first year post
doctorates in psychology, applied social science, &
related areas, for social issues research in
cooperation with a community or government
organization, public interest group or other not-
for-profit that will benefit from the project.
Eligibility is limited to SPSSI members. Cost
sharing is desirable. SPSSI has other awards with
different deadlines. See
http://www.spssi.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Page.viewPage&pageId=482
for details E-mail:
awards@spssi.org
CFDA Number:N/A
Contact: Anila Balkissoon, Administrative
Coordinator
208 I Street, NE
Washington, DC 20002
202/675-6956
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Program: Prostate Cancer Research Program
Agency: U.S. Department of Defense
Next Deadline: Mar 01, 2008 (tentative)
The FY 08 Prosate Cancer Research Program is
expected to be released by February. Mechanisms:
Idea Development Awards, Synergistic Idea
Development Awards, New Investigator Awards,
Laboratory-Clinic Transition Awards, Prostate
Cancer Training Awards, Physician Research Training
Awards. Collaborative Undergraduate HBCU Student
Summer Training Awards, Clinical Trial Awards . See
http://cdmrp.army.mil/pubs/press/2008/08pcrppreann.htm
for more details. E-mail:
gail.whitehead@amedd.army.mil
CFDA Number:12.420
Contact: Gail Whitehead, Public Affairs Coordinator
Army Medical Res. & Materiel Command
1077 Patchel Street (Building 1077)
Fort Detrick, MD 21702-5024
301/619-7783
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Program: Grants-in-Aid & Research Grants
Agency: Whitehall Foundation
Next Deadline: Apr 15, 2008
Supports basic research in vertebrate and
invertebrate (excluding clinical) neurobiology in
the US. Grants-in-Aid provide up to $30,000 for
one year to researchers at the assistant professor
level or senior researchers who have not received
significant funding. Research grants range from
$30,000-$75,000 per year for up to three years to
established researchers of any age who have not
received significant funding. Deadlines refer to
required LOI. See
http://www.whitehall.org/grants/
for details. E-mail:
email@whitehall.org
CFDA Number:N/A
Contact: Program Director
Grants Office
380 South County Road
Palm Beach, FL 33480
561/655-4474
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