Applicant Resources

In this webinar, speakers introduced participants to E4A and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF); provided an overview of the funding opportunity, application process, and eligibility and sel

In this video, Natalie DiRocco, E4A's Grantee Manager, leads a guided tour of the E4A website highlighting where to find applicant materials and other helpful information.

The FAQ section provides answer to common questions regarding eligibility, submission, and funding.

E4A offers two TA Services to applicants proposing to evaluate an innovative or important intervention to address a critical population health issue, but without sufficient rigor of design or capac

These interactive workshops can cover a number of topics, such as generating research questions that are actionable and relevant to improving health and racial equity; building a dissemination stra

The Intersectionality Training Institute offers short group seminars, webinars, and workshops around intersectionality for research centers and institutions.

From the Urban Institute, the authors of this report discuss the importance of accessibility, alt text and screen readers, accessibility testing and remediation, and more.

The USC Dornsife Equity Research Institute developed A Primer on Community Power, Place, and Structural Change.

Authors discuss considerations for plausible and important effect sizes in population health research when the goal of a study is to draw causal inferences about the impact of an intervention.