Summer Research Training Institute
The SRTI is a program designed for health professionals and students interested in Native health. Each week offers different, short skill-building courses in research methods, program evaluation, and project implementation.
Research Support Fellowship
Investing in the next generation of Native researchers
Undergraduate fellows may work with a mentor from their home institution or request to work with a NW NARCH mentor on a current project.
Want to learn more? Download the Research Support Fellowship flyer by clicking the button below:
Tribal Researchers' Cancer Control Fellowship Program
Reducing the cancer burden in Indian country by supporting the development of highly trained Native cancer researchers
End of Summer Research Training Institute
The 2026 Indigenous Addiction Research Program applications are now open! Deadline to apply is April 2, 2026.
Interested in applying for our End of Summer Research Training Institute? Please click on the button below to fill out our application form.
The Indigenous Addiction Research Program, part of the End of Summer Research Training, provides foundational knowledge and research skills in Indigenous addiction research. Instructors Drs. Kamilla Venner (Ahtna Athabascan) and Aimee Campbell bring over 25 years of combined experience in substance use disorder research. This training is designed for community health workers, researchers, program managers, undergraduates, and graduate students interested in addiction research.
Deadline to apply: April 2, 2026