Consortium Members
Members of the SBE COVID Consortium have received multi-year funding awards from the National Institutes of Health. Their research is enhancing our understanding of how the pandemic has influenced a variety of social factors, including parenthood, education, substance use, access to healthcare, and economic recovery. All projects share a common research aim of understanding the pandemic's impact on minorities and underserved populations.
Pilot Grantees
Pilot grants from the Social, Behavioral, and Economic COVID Coordinating Center foster innovative measurement of social, behavioral, and economic indicators that are important correlates and consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. Pilot grants address COVID-19 impact on health disparities and vulnerable populations, foster new collaborations across research teams, and engage researchers from underrepresented groups in the consortium.
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