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Californians Linking Action with Science for Prevention of Breast Cancer (CLASP-BC): Phase 2 Full Awards is sponsored by California Breast Cancer Research Program (CBCRP). This program supports dissemination and implementation research projects that expand upon existing primary prevention efforts into two or more California jurisdictions, focus on disadvantaged, high-risk communities with unmet social needs, and actively engage the leadership of l…
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CALIFORNIANS LINKING ACTION WITH SCIENCE FOR PREVENTION OF BREAST CANCER (CLASP-BC): PHASE 2 FULL AWARDS About | Support us | Contact Community Research Collaboration Awards Innovative, Developmental & Exploratory Awards Application and Grant Administration Learn more about Program-Directed Initiatives Previously Funded Projects: Program-Directed Research Underway Questions? Contact sri@cabreastcancer.
org CALIFORNIANS LINKING ACTION WITH SCIENCE FOR PREVENTION OF BREAST CANCER (CLASP-BC): PHASE 2 FULL AWARDS A funding opportunity to advance the primary prevention of breast cancer by developing, disseminating, implementing, and evaluating high-impact population-based primary prevention interventions This initiative aims to advance the primary prevention of breast cancer by developing, disseminating, implementing, and evaluating high-impact population-based primary prevention interventions with a focus on California’s culturally, ethnically, and racially diverse and medically underserved communities.
This initiative builds on the CBCRP-sponsored Paths to Prevention: the California Breast Cancer Primary Prevention Plan by leveraging existing community cancer and chronic disease prevention efforts and focusing on identified risk factors for breast cancer. This work is in two phases.
Phase 1 focused on: 1) Understanding the breast cancer concerns and prevention priorities of community leaders, researchers, practitioners, and policy experts across California; 2) Engaging community and opinion leaders, research, practice, and policy specialists in regional California meetings to identify opportunities for working together in breast cancer prevention coalitions based on shared concerns and priorities; and 3) Helping build community-partnered participatory research and dissemination and implementation research capacity and research engagement within these coalitions.
Phase 2 will fund the implementation of strategies generated in Phase 1. Details on Phase 1 can be found on the BCPP Website here: California Breast Cancer Plan: Paths to Prevention - Breast Cancer Prevention Partners (BCPP) and the prioritized strategies can be accessed here: Breast-Cancer-Interventions-by-Risk-Factor_BCPP-Primary-Prevention-Plan-9_2024. pdf .
Slides and materials that were presented in the D&I science workshop BCPP hosted can be accessed here: D&I and CBPR Workshop Materials . CBCRP is sponsoring a Request for Proposals (RFP) for CLASP-BC Phase 2 Full Awards. CBCRP intends to fund up to three awards with a maximum total direct cost budget of $1,200,000 each and a duration of three years.
Applicant teams are required to be coalitions of Community organizations, academics, practitioners and policy makers with at least one Co-PI being a community representative. Since these are implementation projects, it is recommended that the project includes or has access to expertise in Dissemination and Implementation Science.
If you would like assistance in identifying D&I science experts to work with, please reach out to the Program Officer Sharima Rasanayagam (email below). Full Request for Proposals (RFP) Completed responses to this RFP are due by March 06, 2025, 12 noon PDT. Application materials are available in the SmartSimple grants management system at https://rgpogrants.
ucop. edu . The award start date is August 1, 2025.
Application Orientation Webinar CBCRP held an informational webinar for applicants on October 16,2024. Slides and a recording of the webinar are available: For questions or more information, contact CBCRP Program Officer Sharima Rasanayagam at sharima. rasanayagam@ucop.
edu Specific Aims and Activities CLASP-BC is part of CBCRP’s Program Initiative strategic priority to disseminate and implement high-impact, population-based prevention approaches by funding large scale, evidence-informed interventions (EIIs), through multi-jurisdictional actions, with the intent to decrease the risk of breast cancer and other chronic diseases (sharing common risk factors), particularly among racial/ethnic minorities and medically underserved populations in California.
The aims of CLASP-BC Phase 2 Full Awards are to support Dissemination and Implementation Research Projects that: Expand upon existing primary prevention efforts into two or more California jurisdictions; Focus on disadvantaged, high risk communities with unmet social needs; Actively engage the leadership of local community-based organizations with research scientists, public health and/or community health practitioners, and legislative/executive policy influencers/makers as partners; and rigorously evaluate the impact of these expanded collaborative efforts.
Include and update annually a sustainability plan for successful dissemination and implementation approaches. Community Involvement and Focus The use of the principles of Community Partnered Participatory Research (CPPR) will be central to successful applications. All applications should be CPPR projects led by co-PIs within the coalitions of the community, research, practice, and policy organizations applying.
CLASP-BC Phase 2 Full Award dissemination plans should include: Methods to ensure application of findings Poteintial impact on policy All grantees will be required to participate in quarterly all-grantee conference calls and an annual in-person meeting to exchange their lessons learned and to share their sustainability planning and evaluation activities. Project duration and budget cap CBCRP intends to fund up to three awards.
Maximum total direct cost budget: $1,200,000 each Project duration: 3 years
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Any individual or organization in California may submit an application. Research must be conducted primarily in California and the applicant institution and principal investigator must be located in California. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Californians Linking Action with Science for Prevention of Breast Cancer (CLASP-BC): Phase 2 Full Awards is funded by California Breast Cancer Research Program (CBCRP). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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