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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Research Grants is a funding program from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) that supports research aimed at building a culture of health and advancing equity across the United States. The Foundation funds a wide range of health-focused initiatives spanning policy research, community health interventions, workforce development, and innovative approaches to improving health outcomes.
RWJF prioritizes work that addresses root causes of poor health, reduces health disparities, and creates lasting systemic change. Eligible applicants include universities, nonprofits, and research institutions. Award amounts vary by program and research scope.
The Foundation issues specific calls for proposals aligned with its strategic priorities; applicants should review current open funding opportunities at rwjf. org.
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