The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Evidence for Action program is offering funding for research aimed at improving racial and Indigenous health equity. There are two types of grants available: Rapid Response Research Awards, for early- to mid-career researchers affected by changes in federal funding, and New Research Support Awards, which support community-driven research that benefits Indigenous and marginalized communities of color.

Evidence for Action (E4A), a program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), has released a funding opportunity titled “Research to Advance Racial and Indigenous Health Equity.” The goal is to support actionable, solutions-oriented health equity research through two types of grants: Rapid … Show More