In our first grant cycle, we received 23 applications from researchers in a variety of academic institutions and non-profit organizations. We funded eight projects.
2023-2024 Award Recipients:
Heather Amato, PhD, MPH
University of California, Berkeley
Zoonotic pathogens and antibiotic resistance near concentrated animal feeding operations and among dairy farmworkers and community members in California’s Central Valley
Sheiphali Gandhi, MD, MPH
University of California, San Francisco
Understanding Pulmonary Fibrosis Through Complex Occupational Exposure Assessments
Ashley Membere, PhD
California State University, Dominguez Hills
An Investigation of Factors Driving Health Disparities for Marginalized Workers in California
Serena Rice
University of Massachusetts Lowell
Trade Union Staff Health and Well-Being: A Mixed Methods Study
Nicholas Smith, PhD
Portland State University
Assessing the Implications of State-Level Overtime Pay Legislation among Latine Agricultural Workers
Sarah Beth Stein
University of California, Los Angeles
Workplace violence in food services: Workers’ compensation and lived experience
Lina Stepick, PhD
PHI
The Union Effect for Direct Care Worker Health and Well-Being
Marley Zalay, MPH
University of California, Berkeley
Assessment of Diesel Exhaust Exposures and Work-Related Stress among Farmworkers using Off-Road Diesel Equipment