The University of California's Community-Partnered Participatory Research Award funds collaborative programs training students in tobacco-related research and advocacy through cross-institutional mentorship and hands-on projects.
The Cigarette Restitution Fund Program funds scientific research and public health initiatives in Maryland to prevent tobacco use and reduce cancer through research, education, and community partnerships.
Core Call for Applications supports doctoral students and postdoctoral researchers in mentored studies to reduce commercial tobacco use, tobacco-related disease, and health disparities in California.
Smoke- and Vape-free Scholars Initiative (SVFSI) supports CSU and community college students through mentored tobacco research, advocacy, and education to build researchers and reduce commercial tobacco’s harms.
The Cancer and Smoking Disease Research Program Grant funds one-year innovative research on cancer and smoking-related diseases at Nebraska academic institutions.