A Colorado Health Foundation grant will support University of Colorado researchers’ work on community ownership and awareness of opportunities across the state.
Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder will use a Colorado Health Foundation grant to advance their work on community ownership and raise awareness of opportunities throughout the state, according to the university.
The university identified Júlia Martins Rodrigues and Nathan Schneider as researchers working in the field. Its announcement also said grant and other funding would establish a new research center, but the available announcement did not specify the funding amount.
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