institution

University of California, Riverside

Awarded Grants

Grant

Sanctuary city policy: A mechanism for reducing inequalities by immigrant status in Latino children’s mental health

Do sanctuary city policies help protect the mental health of Latinx immigrant children and their parents?
Cecilia Ayon
University Of California At Riverside
2020 – 2023
$159,804
Grant

Settings for Success among Emancipating Foster Youth: Youth and Workers in Communication and Collaboration

How does a state-wide change to extend services for youth aging out of foster care affect youth?
Tuppett Yates
University Of California At Riverside
2012 – 2017
$350,000
Grant

Asian Immigrant Youth and Families

To support the completion of data collection involving an on-going longitudinal study that is in its last year.
Ruth Chao
University Of California At Riverside
2005 – 2006
$25,000

People

Grantee

Cecilia Ayon

Cecilia Ayon is a PI on 1 grant to University of California, Riverside and is mentioned in 1 blog post, 1 webinar, and 1 news article.
Cecilia Ayon
Grantee

Tanya Nieri

Tanya Nieri is a co-PI on 1 grant to University of California, Riverside.
Tanya Nieri
Grantee

Bruce Link

Bruce Link is a co-PI on 1 grant to University of California, Riverside.
Bruce Link
Grantee

Tuppett Yates

Tuppett Yates is a PI on 1 grant to University of California, Riverside.
Tuppett Yates
Grantee

Ruth Chao

Ruth Chao is a PI on 1 grant to University of California, Riverside and a co-PI on 1 grant to The George Washington University.
Ruth Chao

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