A National Listing:Alcohol, Tobacco & Other DrugsKnowledge Development & ApplicationGrant AwardsCompiled by the ATTC National OfficeThe Addiction Technology Transfer Center NetworkFunded by Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

ATOD KDA Grant Awards ListingWhere?What?Why?How? Step by Step

Where?Go to the ATTC Network Intranet (www.nattc.org/intranet)Click on Network ToolsClick on Alcohol, Tobacco & Other Drug Knowledge Development & Application Grant Awards

What and Why?

How?

How?

Step by Step - Awards

Step by Step - Awards

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Step by Step - Summary

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City or Keyword Search

City or Keyword Search

City or Keyword Search

City or Keyword Search

City or Keyword Search

City or Keyword Search

A National Listing:Alcohol, Tobacco & Other DrugsKnowledge Development & ApplicationGrant AwardsCompiled by the ATTC National OfficeThe Addiction Technology Transfer Center NetworkFunded by Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

[click] Go to the ATTC Network Intranet (www.nattc.org/intranet)[click] Click on Network Tools[click] Click on Alcohol, Tobacco & Other Drug Knowledge Development & Application Grant Awards

The purpose of this report is to facilitate an increased awareness by the addictions field of demonstration projects funding both research and community treatment and prevention initiatives in each state, plus Puerto Rico and the U. S. Virgin Islands. The information contained in this report was obtained from the following funding organizations:

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJ) National Institute of Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse (NIAAA) National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) United States Department of Justice (USDJ) Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)

Funded research projects are referred to here as Knowledge Development grants, where studies range from basic neuroscience to investigations of service effectiveness. Community-based demonstrations of innovative prevention and treatment models are labeled Knowledge Application grants. It is hoped that publishing the existence of both current Knowledge Development and Application projects will generate curiosity about research being conducted within the region and precipitate more interest in sharing information between researchers and community practitioners. Ultimately, we hope that researchers and service providers will begin to collaborate in the submission of research applications that are responsive to the needs of the treatment and prevention communities.Our strategy for gathering the data summarized in this listing was straightforward. We first determined which funding sources to survey, selecting those that fund the largest number of knowledge development and application grants in the region. Five funding sources were selected. Grants expiring before December 31, 2002 were not included in this listing.The Web site has two reports available for every state: Awards and Summary.

Selecting a states Awards report on the left will give you a list of every ATOD KDA grant award in that state from all five funders.

Selecting a states Summary report on the right will give you a statistical summary of the grant awards in that state.

Lets step through the selection of a particular state, like Missouri for example, to see how this worksSelect Missouri [click] from the Awards menu [click] and click "Go.All grant awards for Missouri are listed, grouped by funder.

Robert Wood Johnson grant awards happen to be at the top of the list, but we can click on one of the five links [click] to jump down to another funder's grant award details for Missouri. So if we click on NIDA, for example, this is what well seeNow lets look at the summary for Missouris grant awardsSelect Missouri [click] from the Summary menu and click "Go. [click] If you did not find the information you were looking for by selecting a state above, try searching by City or Keyword. Please note, however, this option does not provide the summary information (number of awards and total amounts per state per funder) as the Summary option above does. Enter a city [click] and click Go. [click]Click on a grant award [click] to view its details.Keyword search works similarlyEnter a keyword [click] , click Go [click] and the Project Title, Principal Investigator and Location fields will be searched for the keyword you entered.The End