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Community and Collaboration Core Pilot Grants (Partnership Development Grant) is sponsored by Johns Hopkins Institute for Clinical and Translational Research. These grants aim to support partnership-building activities for "new" collaborations between faculty from Johns Hopkins University, University of Maryland at Baltimore, and Morgan State University, and a community partner from the Greater Baltimore area.
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Community Engaged Research (CEnR) Partnership Development - Institute for Clinical & Translational Research Institute for Clinical & Translational Research Community Engaged Research (CEnR) Partnership Development Note from T4's documentation: In versions prior to 8. 4. 1 you must also include the T4 tag in a comment alongside the anchor Helper.
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--> About the CEnR Partnership Development Voucher Award The purpose of the UMB ICTR Community Engaged Research (CEnR) Partnership Development Voucher Award is to support the preparatory work of developing a sustainable community partnership, identifying the research question, and laying the foundation for a future CEnR grant opportunity to address the health needs of our community.
Please note that the Partnership Development Voucher funds are not to be used to conduct research.
Applications Accepted Quarterly (February, March, August, and November) Deadline : Quarterly: Friday, February 6, May 1, August 7, and November 6, 2026 by 5:00 PM EST Eligibility : Faculty at the level of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, or Professor with a minimum 51% FTE appointment from University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB), University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), or University of Maryland, College Park (UMCP).
New: UMBC and UMCP applications are encouraged to include a UMB Co-PI. Budget : Up to $10,000 in Direct costs for 18 months. Funding is through the ICTR CEnR Partnership Development Voucher Mechanism.
Notice of Award : 6-8 weeks after application deadline. Note from T4's documentation: In versions prior to 8. 4.
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1. --> CEnR Partnership Development Voucher Award Description This ICTR CEnR Voucher Award is specifically for developing a successful and sustainable community partnership(s) in the Maryland and/or District of Columbia (DC) area. The purpose of this award is to prepare for a future, competitive ICTR CEnR pilot grant proposal or other extramural CEnR-type pilot grant applications.
Please note that CEnR Partnership Development Award funds CANNOT be used for the purpose of conducting research with a population(s) of interest. Typically, CEnR-type pilot grant applications are expected to have an existing community partnership in place that has worked together to identify a population of interest and a research question. This CEnR Voucher award is specifically for that purpose.
Activities supported by this CEnR Voucher award include the following: Developing a community-academic research partnership(s) infrastructure (e.g., advisory boards, partnership roles and responsibilities, policies and procedures, memorandums of understanding).
Eligible community partners include non-profits such as community service organizations, advocacy groups, neighborhood associations, faith-based organizations, or coalitions, public agencies, and private organizations within the State of Maryland and District of Columbia. Facilitating formal and informal meetings for partners to identify shared goals, priorities, research interests, and sharing of resources and funding.
Facilitating open dialogue and bidirectional learning around challenges and opportunities to address community health needs. Identify community partner(s) to engage the community to help define the research question.
Building research capacity for community partners (e.g., Institutional Review Board training to be a member of the panel, training on research design and methods, etc.) Building CEnR capacity for academic partners (e.g., principles of community engagement, 10-Step Framework, etc.) Note from T4's documentation: In versions prior to 8. 4. 1 you must also include the T4 tag in a comment alongside the anchor Helper.
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--> Salary Support: Salary support may be included for faculty-level members and research staff (no more than 30% of the budget in total). Travel: Up to $1,000 may be used for travel with justification to establish a community partnership. Travel is restricted to Maryland and strict of Columbia (DC) area.
CEnR funds cannot be used for travel to present results at established meetings or conferences. Other Allowable Expenses: Stipends, supplies, facility use fees, activity costs such as training for community partners, and other expenses required to develop the partnership. Unallowable Expenses: Tuition, refreshments, purchase of office or laboratory furniture, phone services, and professional membership fees.
Applications will be peer-reviewed, evaluated, and scored using the following criteria: Relevance to CEnR: Are there clear plans to establish an academic-community partnership to help move a project through to the next step of a future, CEnR-type pilot grant submission? Potential for future community and scientific impact, novelty, and merit. Feasibility of establishing a sustainable community partnership within 18 months.
Future extramural funding plans to further expand the community-partnership and CEnR endeavors. Additional Restrictions for ICTR Voucher Award: Cannot be requested to offset expenses in a grant application. The voucher award must be exhausted within 18 months of the award date.
After 18 months, the remaining voucher award balance will be returned to the funding institution(s) Cannot be encumbered for future use or transferred to another project, researcher, or expense. Limited to one voucher award per faculty per 18 months. Subsequent applications will not be accepted if prior awarded project not completed.
Limited to one voucher award per project. The Lead PI of the project must complete the application and not a surrogate/proxy. Note from T4's documentation: In versions prior to 8.
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--> The following information is entered directly into the electronic application developed in REDCap: Abstract (limit 300 words) Budget and Detailed Justification Statement (limit 500 words) on: Proposed community partner(s) and approach to develop partnership(s) For UMBC and UMCP applicants, if you are including a UMB Co-PI, describe the UMB Co-PI’s role in developing the community partnership Plans for future, intra- and extramural CEnR-type pilot grant opportunities.
The impact the CEnR Partnership Development Voucher award will have on developing and sustaining community partnership(s) and the health needs of the community Timeline - Project must be completed with 18 months. A No-Cost-Extension is NOT permitted Community Partner(s) Letter(s) and Resumes - merge into one PDF and upload in application Applicant Biosketch - upload in application Note from T4's documentation: In versions prior to 8. 4.
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1. --> Request Electronic Application and Upload Documents The Electronic Application is Housed in REDCap Please request an ICTR Resource Request application . Fill in your information early in the request form to activate the branching logic that will permit the CEnR Voucher application request information to appear at the end of the form.
Your request for an application will be processed by the ICTR Navigator. Please check for an email with a link to your electronic CEnR Partnership Development Application within 1-2 business days after you submit your request. Please email ICTR-Navigator@umaryland.
edu if you have concerns or questions. You may return to your electronic application edit by using the Save and Return feature that will ask you for an email where the unique link back to your application can be sent. Once you submit the electronic application, you will receive an email confirming receipt.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Faculty from Johns Hopkins University, University of Maryland at Baltimore, and Morgan State University, and a community partner (community- or faith-based organization or public agency) from the Greater Baltimore area. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Community and Collaboration Core Pilot Grants (Partnership Development Grant) is funded by Johns Hopkins Institute for Clinical and Translational Research. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Maryland. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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