We congratulate the following Brown School faculty and doctoral students on being selecting for research grants to support ongoing or new research projects taking place globally.
- ‘Assessing Knowledge, Attitudes, and Acceptance of Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U) HIV Prevention Messaging among Youth Living with HIV’ Assistant Professor Proscovia Nabunya
- ‘Senior Housing and Community for Older Adults as Aging in Place (AIP) enabler: An international Perspective’ Associate Professor Sojung Park
- ‘Exploring implementation strategy-mechanisms linkages in the Open Streets Program Ciclovia in Bogota, Colombia, to assess their potential for public health promotion’ Assistant Professor Diana Parra Perez
- ‘Striving for Self-Sufficiency: Exploring the Experiences of Refugees with Low Literacy in Maine’ Saria Bechara (PhD in Social Work student)
- ‘Key Stakeholder Consultations to inform the adaptation of an Economic Empowerment Intervention among Adolescent Girls in Ghana’ Portia Nartey (PhD in Social Work student)
- ‘Coping with Adversity: Exploring the Role of Protective Factors and their Impact on Education Outcomes Of Adolescents Living with HIV in Low-Resource Settings’ Jennifer Nattabi (PhD in Social Work student)
- ‘Mental Health Interventions on Adolescence with Depression and Anxiety in Low- and Middle-Income Country: A Systematic Review of the Evidence’ Shuya Yin (PhD in Social Work student)