Community-driven indigenous research, cultural strengths & leadership to advance equity in drug use outcomes (circle)

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Award ID
P50DA058619
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$17,965,918

Award facts

Assistance listing
93.279 Drug Use and Addiction Research Programs
Completion date 65% complete
Place of performance
Baltimore, MD 21218, USA

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Description

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Abstract
Drug and alcohol use related health problems and overdose deaths disproportionately impact quality and longevity of life for many american indian and alaska native (indigenous) communities. The proposed community-driven indigenous research, cultural strengths & leadership to advance equity in substance use outcomes (circle) center of excellence (P50) aims to address drug use related health problems in collaboration with diverse indigenous communities. Through research, training, and outreach, we will respond to calls from indigenous peoples for enhanced focus on recovery and prevention, sources of strength, culture and family-based approaches to wellness, and policy solutions. The P50 projects and cores will operate with emphasis on four cross-cutting domains, all centered on a bedrock of promoting indigenous health equity: 1) indigenous & allied leadership; 2) community/tribally based participatory research (c/tbpr); 3) addressing heterogeneity via precision public health; and 4) centering strengths, including assessing indigenous cultural frameworks of health. Reflecting these thematic approaches, the center's overarching aims include conducting impact-focused, c/tbpr to identify heterogeneity in substance use risk and protective factors and intervention effects. We will also foster the development of indigenous scholars to expand indigenous autonomy, capacity and innovation in research, practice, and policy surrounding alcohol and drug use. We further aim to expand and deepen our engagement with educational facilities, researchers, tribal and urban native communities, policy makers, and the public to serve as a national resource for more rapid uptake and sharing of novel methods, measures, and programs in service to indigenous health equity. To achieve these goals, the center will house the following: 1) administrative core to oversee governance, administrative structures, scientific priorities, and training activities; 2) research core to provide methodological expertise to support the research of the center; 3) pilot project core to support innovation in indigenous drug use research, and 4) three research projects that will conduct multidisciplinary and synergistic science focused on drug use prevention, intervention, and policy. The proposed work aligns with nida's racial equity initiative action steps, including increased cbpr and equity- driven partnerships to combat drug use inequities.

Transactions

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Amendment $2,442,792
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Amendment Center for innovative research, capacity building and leadership development to end substance use harms (circle) drug and alcohol use related health problems… $2,828,475
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Amendment Center for innovative research, capacity building and leadership development to end substance use harms (circle) drug and alcohol use related health problems… $0
Amendment $2,826,539
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Amendment $2,347,191
Amendment $2,347,191
Original award $2,347,191
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Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Board Of Regents Of University Of Nebraska This effort will leverage the subcontractor’s large national network of Indigenous and allied scholars (i.e., the Native Children’s Research Exchange) to… $88,478
Oklahoma State University Oklahoma State University, under the direction of Co-I Kelley Sittner, will provide analytic and methodological support across research projects that use… $67,192
The Regents Of The University Of Colorado The subcontractor will provide crucial support to the CIRCLE Pilot Project Core (PPC) of the larger P50 grant held by Johns Hopkins University. This support… $292,292
Minnesota Chippewa Tribe - White Earth Band The White Earth Band of Chippewa Indians will persist in their support for the planning, implementation, and administration of the collaborative project with… $57,422
Indigenous Peoples Task Force The Indigenous Peoples Task Force will continue to support the planning, implementation, and administration of a collaborative project with Johns Hopkins… $40,000
Bad River Band Of Lake Superior Tribe Of Chippewa Indians The Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa will support the planning, implementation, and administration of a collaborative project with Johns Hopkins… $40,000
Yale Univ The proposed research addresses critical questions about adolescent pregnancy in Indigenous individuals throughout their life course $49,973
Laureate Institute For Brain Research, Inc. Identify links between neural markers of cognitive functioning (cognitive control and reward processing) with protective factors and/or SU outcomes $100,139

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Who received award P50DA058619?

P50DA058619 was awarded to The Johns Hopkins University by National Institute on Drug Abuse (National Institutes of Health) on September 1, 2023.

How much is award P50DA058619 worth?

$17,965,918 has been obligated on P50DA058619.

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