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.
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.
Postdoctoral Traineeship in Substance Use Disorders Treatment and Services Research supports postdoctoral scholars' mentored and independent studies to advance clinically relevant substance use treatment and services.
Maternal Smoking Cessation Initiative (MSCI) supports community–academic teams developing culturally tailored tobacco cessation interventions for pregnant Californians to improve maternal and infant health.
Community-Partnered Participatory Research Award (CPPRA) supports California community-academic teams researching commercial tobacco prevention and treatment to reduce tobacco-related health disparities.