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UW Foundation Psychedelic Research and Education Fund is sponsored by University of Wisconsin–Madison Center for Psychedelic Research and Education. This fund supports research and scholarly activities broadly related to psychedelic and psychoactive substances, including graduate student or post-doctoral fellow support, outreach for training and harm-reduction in underserved areas, and clinical research in targeted populatio…
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The UW Madison Center for Psychedelic Research and Education is an established cohort of scientists, teachers, and clinicians on the UW Madison campus that has completed several clinical trials of psilocybin and MDMA and is moving forward with new studies and educational endeavors.
These efforts are building on the successful track record of psychedelic research at UW-Madison, leveraging abundant cross-campus collaborative efforts and the unique internal partnerships available (Center for Healthy Minds, Center for Sleep and Consciousness, American Institute of the History of Pharmacy). These studies have benefited from gracious early buy-in from not-for-profit partners.
Moving forward, the Center for Psychedelic Research and Education is seeking additional donor support to maximize impact and launch the full scope of this ambitious program.
Motivated by evidence of therapeutic success, the UW Center is engaged in clinical trials seeking to support applications to the FDA for approval of MDMA for treating PTSD, and psilocybin for treating depression and substance use disorders (opioids or methamphetamine). These ongoing efforts are integrated with pre-clinical and clinical studies into the molecular and psychological mechanisms by which the observed benefits occur.
Additional donor support is needed to move these novel efforts beyond the pilot phase and put them in a favorable position to secure some of the earliest Federal grant dollars expected to be allocated to psychedelic research. The Center is also actively developing a robust slate of transdisciplinary educational and outreach programs that address the scientific, historical, ecological, and sociocultural impacts of psychedelics.
Such efforts include the recent approval by the UW Madison of the first Master of Science degree in Psychoactive Pharmaceutical Investigation , as well as organizing local educational symposia. A key effort of the Center across all of these activities is to engage underserved populations regarding barriers to acceptance and access to psychedelic clinical research studies and training.
Donations to support these desperately needed health equity programs are needed and welcomed as well.
Prioritized donor funding needs for the UW-Madison Center for Psychedelic Research and Education : Expansion of psychedelic dosing room sites for improved access and throughput Stipends or salary offset for training and retaining additional study guide/facilitators Stipends to improve access to studies by under-represented groups, including transportation and child-care Educational programs for lay and professional groups to describe and promote Center activities Class Scholarships at the School of Pharmacy PAA Lifetime Member Scholarship Fund Pharmacy Student Success and Support Fund Wisconsin Opioid Overdose Response Center Wisconsin Psychedelic Research and Education Fund Lenor Zeeh Pharmaceutical Experiment Station Pharmacy Practice Research Initiative Global Health in Pharmacy Program
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UW Foundation Psychedelic Research and Education Fund is funded by University of Wisconsin–Madison Center for Psychedelic Research and Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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