CDC is funding research to rigorously evaluate existing primary prevention programs aimed at reducing suicide and interpersonal violence among youth and young adults ages 10-24.
CDC grants support mentored career development for new investigators researching prevention of interpersonal violence and suicide among children and adolescents from birth through age 17.
CDC is funding research to rigorously evaluate innovative methods for preventing all types of firearm-related injuries, deaths, and violence, with two funding options for projects using existing or new data.
This CDC grant funds centers to rigorously evaluate youth violence prevention strategies in high-risk communities, promote community collaboration, and train early career researchers.
CDC is funding research to rigorously evaluate programs or policies that prevent child sexual abuse and inappropriate sexual behavior among youth, especially in digital spaces or youth-serving organizations.
This grant funds health departments to implement and evaluate strategies that prevent multiple types of youth violence and promote healthy adolescent development using data-driven, community-based, and collaborative approaches.