The Indigenous Substance abuse and addictions Prevention Interdisciplinary Research Education program- training the next generation of Native substance abuse and addictions scientists.

美洲印第安人/阿拉斯加原住民[AIAN]和美洲其他土著居民的经验 与药物滥用和成瘾有关的持续和可怕的健康差距。尽管如此耀眼 尽管存在差异，但缺乏基于文化的研究来解决他们的生物医学和社会行为问题， 健康问题。一个由训练有素的土著学者组成的强大网络，致力于与文化相关的SAA 研究将有助于改善土著人民与SAA相关的健康差距。这个新的应用程序，在 回应PAR-19-246，“提供研究教育经验，以加强未来的多样性 一代物质滥用和成瘾科学家”将开发INSPIRE：一种本土物质 滥用和成瘾预防跨学科研究教育计划。INSPIRE将发展一个干部队伍， 有文化基础的AIAN药物滥用和成瘾学者能够担任校长 调查人员对校外资助的SAA相关的预防和差异的研究;以及制定一个 来自知识产权组织的合格博士和博士后学员群体，他们在 生物医学和社会行为研究职业，致力于在SAA进一步学习或职业生涯 研究IP。INSPIRE计划是基于我们的土著物质滥用的成功， 药物研究培训（ISMART）NIDA合同计划（HHSN 271201700716 P），两个AIAN之一- 在该国开展重点药物滥用和成瘾研究开发方案。INSPIRE将提供 为20名合格学者（5名博士， 15名博士后/早期职业），主要来自AIAN和其他土著人口（例如，夏威夷原住民 和太平洋岛民），他们目前正在对AIAN/IP人口进行研究。INSPIRE学员将 经历一个结构化的，密集的全年导师计划，其中包括：（a）年度研究和 写作务虚会（包括为期5天的秋季沉浸式研究培训学院;为期5天的春季写作务虚会; 1-为期一天的AIAN药物滥用研究峰会和NIDA AIAN国家赠款开发研讨会 （B）全年多学科学习和研究 体验机会（4次季度网络研讨会/研讨会;为现场导师跟踪提供资金 （c）技术援助（同行援助）;（d）技术援助（同行援助） 审查赠款拟订和提交情况;为拟订赠款提供统计、编辑和技术援助 补助金申请和手稿准备）;（d）种子资金（22 000美元用于博士后/早期职业 科学家和10,800美元的博士生进行试点研究，会议旅行，并前往会见 导师和导师团队）;以及（e）网络发展（通过导师网络和网站）。由 计划结束后，研究员将设计并实施一项试点研究，发表SAA相关文章; 在SAA相关的会议上提出，并制定或提交了NIH SAA相关的赠款提案。

American Indians/Alaska Natives [AIAN] and other Indigenous Populations (IP) of the Americas experience persistent and dire health disparities related to substance abuse and addictions (SAA). Despite such glaring disparities, there is a paucity of culturally grounded research addressing their biomedical and socio-behavioral health concerns. A strong network of highly trained Indigenous scholars dedicated to culturally relevant SAA research would contribute to ameliorating SAA-related health disparities among IP. This new application, in response to PAR-19-246, “Providing Research Education Experiences to Enhance Diversity in the Next Generation of Substance Abuse and Addiction Scientists” will develop the INSPIRE: An Indigenous Substance abuse and addictions Prevention Interdisciplinary Research Education program. INSPIRE will develop a cadre of culturally grounded AIAN substance abuse and addictions scholars capable of serving as principal investigators on extramurally funded SAA-related prevention and disparities studies; as well as to develop a cohort of qualified doctoral and post-doctoral trainees from IP who have been historically underrepresented in biomedical and socio-behavioral research careers dedicated to furthering their studies or careers in SAA research with IP. The INSPIRE program is based on the success of our Indigenous Substance abuse and Medicines Research Training (ISMART) NIDA Contract program (HHSN271201700716P), one of two AIAN- focused substance abuse and addictions research development programs in the country. INSPIRE will provide a 24-month substance abuse and addictions research mentoring program to 20 qualified scholars (5 doctoral, 15 postdoctoral/early career) primarily from AIAN and other Indigenous populations (e.g., Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders) who are currently conducting research with AIAN/IP populations. INSPIRE mentees will undergo a structured, intensive year-round mentorship program that includes: (a) annual research and writing retreats (including a 5-day Fall Immersion Research Training Institute; a 5-day Spring writing retreat; a 1-day AIAN Substance Abuse Research Summit and grant development workshop at the NIDA AIAN national meeting or a selected national scientific conference; (b) year-round multidisciplinary learning and research experience opportunities (4 quarterly webinars/seminars; funding for on-site Mentor shadowing opportunities; and support for attendance to national NIDA research meetings); (c) technical assistance (peer review for grant development and submission; statistical, editorial and technical assistance for developing grant applications and manuscript preparation); (d) seed funding ($22,000 for postdoctoral/early career scientists and $10,800 for doctoral students to conduct pilot studies, conference travel, and travel to meet with mentors and mentorship teams); and (e) network development (via mentor networks and website). By the end of the program, Fellows will have designed and implemented a pilot study, published SAA-related articles; presented at a SAA-related conference, and developed or submitted a NIH SAA-related grant proposal.