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Seed Grants Awarded

2021-2022 Pilot Projects

Jason Boardman: “Racial disparities in genetic associations: the role of environmentally induced epigenetic modifications.” ($15,000)

Myron Gutmann: “Understanding Mortality Disparities using High Spatial Resolution Data.” ($20,000)

Ryan Masters: “Immigration, Domestic Migration, and Geographic Variation in Adult Mortality Trends in the United States.” ($15,000)

David Cook-Martin: “How Immigration Became Temporary in Colorado, 2005-2020.” ($10,000)

Amanda Carrico: “Health and Well-being after Abrupt Return Migration in Coastal Bangladesh.” ($18,000)

Erin Kelly: “Youth Deaths Involving Firearms: Identifying Trends and Contextual Characteristics to Inform Prevention Strategies.” ($15,000)

Katie Combs: “Understanding and Promoting Sexual and Reproductive Health of Youth with Child Welfare Involvement.” ($12,000)

Mara Goldman: “Covid-19, Tourism, and Conservation in Dryland Africa: Changing environments and populations” ($10,000)

Morteza Karimzadeh: “Spatiotemporal Forecasting of COVID-19 Cases and Early Detection of Variant Hotspots.” ($3,000)

2020-2021 Pilot Projects

Jane Menken: “Fertility, family planning, and reproductive health in Honduras under four municipal governance models.” ($2,000)

David Pyrooz: “Views from the inside: Prisoners on COVID‐19 risk and responses.” ($2,000)

Tani Barham: “The causal effect of preventative child health and family planning programs in Bangladesh on the health outcomes of participants’ children.” ($2,000)

David Cook-Martin: “Temporary Migration Schemes in the US, Australia, Canada and Germany.” ($2,000)

Ryan Masters: “Trends in obstetric practices and birth outcomes across U.S. states.” ($2,000)

Stefanie Mollborn: “How the COVID-19 Pandemic Is Shaping Health Lifestyles and Technology Use.” ($2,000)

Lori Hunter: “Does Men’s Engagement Matter? Women’s Use of Antenatal Care.” ($2,000)

Krister Andersson: “Household level Determinants in the Relationship Between Population Dynamics and Deforestation in Rural Settlements of the Amazon.” ($2,000)

Colleen Reid: “Understanding the mental health impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak and social distancing policies in Denver, CO.” ($2,000)

Francisca Antman: “Long‐Run Effects of Desegregating Mexican‐American Schools in the United States.” ($2,000)

Fernando Riosmena: “Understanding Latino aging in the Era of COVID.” ($2,000)

Lori Peek: “COVID-19 Research in Puerto Rico and Globally in the Public Health and the Social Sciences.” ($2,000)

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