Research Support
Research translation for suicide prevention is the center of our mission at HOPES. Our annual Exploratory Translation and Practice Project (ETPP) Awards will support researchers and students seeking to translate suicide prevention research into practice.
HOPES ETPP awards will support research into:
new approaches
New approaches to suicide research translation into real-world contexts
evidence-based practices
Untested avenues to advance evidence-based suicide prevention practices
diverse/impacted populations
Extending existing suicide research to diverse and/or impacted populations
best practices
Outreach strategies to promote the uptake and/or scale-up of best practices in suicide prevention
ETPP Awards Competition
Call for Proposals: HOPES Suicide Prevention Exploratory Translation and Practice Projects
The Johns Hopkins HUB for Outreach, Prevention, and Epidemiology in Suicide (HOPES) Initiative is excited to announce a new small grant program for BSPH-affiliated students and faculty focused on suicide research and translation, with awards of up to $25,000 (faculty) and $5,000 (students). Projects that include community or practice partners in co-design, data collection, or other substantive project activities may request an additional $5,000 for faculty projects or $1,000 for student projects to compensate partners for their time and expertise.
We are interested in projects that:
- extend evidence-based practices to diverse and/or impacted populations;
- generate new insight that moves knowledge closer to real-world practice; and/or
- promote the uptake and scale-up of best practices
The deadline for this opportunity is April 10, 2026
If you have any questions, please reach out to hopesgrant2025@live.johnshopkins.edu
