Call for Papers for Special Issue, Vulnerable populations: The role of population dynamics in climate change resilience and adaptation
Call for Abstracts: IAPHS 2022 Conference
Call for Panel Submissions: IAPHS 2022 Conference
Call for Proposals: UW Data Science for Social Good Program
Associate Professor or Professor (WOT) – Health Systems and Population Health
Assistant Teaching Professor – Health Systems and Population Health
Call for CSDE Proposals: Population Research Planning Grants
CSDE has funds available to provide a variety of forms of support for affiliates submitting grants from now through this summer. This might include funding for hiring an RA (quarterly or hourly), hosting or hiring consultants from inside or outside UW, hiring CSDE scientific staff, acquiring data sets, organizing a mini-workshop or writing retreat, or many other possibilities! One key restriction, however, is that funds cannot be used for faculty salary support or course buyout.
Requirements:
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Applicants must be planning to submit a grant proposal before October 2022.
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Applicants must be a CSDE affiliate at any UW campus (the project may have any number of additional collaborators who are not UW faculty and/or affiliates).
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Applicants must spend funds by June 30, 2022.
Preference will go to:
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Proposals being submitted to NIH, and especially to NICHD, and especially to the Population Dynamics Branch (PDB).
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Proposals that are consistent with PDB priorities being submitted elsewhere at NIH, or to NSF or a foundation
Application process:
1. Applicants should have a preliminary conversation about their idea with one or more of the following people to ensure that the project fits within the scope of the PRPG, and to brainstorm possible forms of support:
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Development Core director (Steven Goodreau)
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Science Core director (Tyler McCormick)
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a relevant Primary Research Area (PRA) chair:
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Wellbeing of Families and Households (Heather Hill)
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Health of People and Populations (Anjum Hajat)
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Demographic Measurements and Methods (Zack Almquist)
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Migrations and Settlements (Nathalie Williams or Mark Ellis)
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Environments and Populations (Ann Bostrom)
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2. Following this conversation, applicants should prepare a 1-page letter of intent (LOI) that provides an overview of the project, the funding need, how the funds will enable grant submission, and the entity/mechanism/deadline for submitting for funding
3. Complete the brief form at https://csde.washington.edu/prpg-submission-tool/ and upload the LOI.
Applications are rolling, and CSDE administration will review proposals every two weeks until funds are exhausted. Early submissions are encouraged as we can provide greater feedback along the way. Final decisions will lead to a collaborative process to agree on a budget, timeline, and memorandum of understanding.
All of this information can also be found at https://csde.washington.edu/research/prpg/
IES Request for Information: Science and Math Interventions
Finchum-Mason, Gugerty, and Barnhart Publish Research on the Effect of the Pandemic on Nonprofits in Washington
CSDE Trainee Emily Finchum-Mason, Affiliate Mary Kay Gugerty, and their colleague Erica Barnhart recently published a report exploring how nonprofits in Washington State have responded to the twin public health crises of systemic racism and the COVID-19 pandemic. This report (available in full HERE) is part of a series driven by ongoing research driven by interviews with nonprofit leaders collected by the authors and picks up where the first report left off, exploring how nonprofits have faced the challenges of these public health and social crises.