submitted: 2025-02-14 03:17
How does the ‘Stay Out of Drug Areas/Stay Out of Areas of Prostitution’ policy affect policing and the policed?
Steve J. Mooney - Epidemiology, University of Washington - Seattle
sjm2186@uw.edu
Non CSDE Affiliate Co-PI(S):
Mandy Owens
Funding |
Total funding request: $1,000.00 |
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Grant Essentials |
PRA Alignment: Environments and Populations and Health of People and Populations Primary mechanism for this application: PHI Tier 2 Due date for primary mechanism:02/28/2025 |
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Applicant Comments |
We are planning to submit the attached proposal to explore the ‘Stay Out of Drug Areas/Stay Out of Areas of Prostitution’ (SODA/SOAP) policy to the PHI Tier 2 mechanism. The final proposal is due to PHI on Feb 28. As you will see, we propose two aims, one comprising qualitative interviews with affected community members and one exploring how the policy may have affected where emergency response calls for overdose are happening in the city. We’re writing here to request $1000 in CSDE matching funds to extend our qualitative interview process (Aim 1) to include interviews with members of the Seattle City Attorney’s office, who will ultimately decide whether to prosecute SODA/SOAP violations and if so, which violations to pursue. For $1000, we should be able to interview 4-5 members of the office. We are have been linked to Scott Lindsay at the City Attorney’s office but have not yet sought a letter of support pending this funding match. |
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Funding Decision |
Decision Date: 02/24/2025 Award Tier: Tier 2: up to $10000 Funded Amount: $1,000.00 Response Letter: |
