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GROWW (Guiding interdiciplinary Research On Women's and girl's health and Wellbeing)
Opportunity
NOW OPEN 鈥� Deadline to apply April 14, 2025
Apply to join the 2025 GROWW Cohort
GROWW strives to positively impact the lives of all people who identify as women and to inspire individuals who are dedicated to propelling women鈥檚 health. The GROWW Cohort program annually accepts a group of 20 clinical trainees, graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and early career researchers from across Canada chosen through a competitive application process. Cohort members will have the opportunity to be involved in workshops and retreats, a structured mentorship program, experiential learning, educational workshops, institutes, and have potential for funding opportunities.
The GROWW (Guiding interdisciplinary Research On Women's and girls' health and Wellbeing) program is a Health Research Training Platform (HRTP) supported by the CIHR Institute of Gender and Health, Indigenous People's Health and Human Development, Child and Youth Health.