2008 Canadian Food Grains Bank Award entitled The Link between Agriculture and Human Health: An impact evaluation of Soils, Foods, and Healthy PI. Total grant $24,465 over 1 year. CFGB had never Communities. previously made this type of award for research activities. 2004-07 International Development Research Centre Research Grant entitled Soils, Co-researcher in project, Food and Healthy Communities Project Phase II. PIs Dr. Peter Berti (PATH Canada) and Marko Chirwa (Ekwendeni Hospital, Malawi). Collaborating institutions PATH Canada and Ekwendeni Hospital. Total grant $464,900 over 3 years. Dr. Bezner Kerr helped to obtain this grant and the Phase I while a doctoral student. 2001-04 International Development Research Centre Research Grant entitled Soils, Co-researcher in project, Food and Healthy Communities Project Phase I PIs Dr. Peter Berti (PATH Canada) and Marko Chirwa (Ekwendeni Hospital, Malawi). Collaborating institutions PATH Canada and Ekwendeni Hospital. Total grant $350,000 over 3 years. Internal Funding: 2017 Engaged Cornell Faculty Research Grant entitled Farmer-led Research in $28,619. Malawi Deepening Knowledge of Impact. 2017 Engaged Cornell Opportunities for Farm to Plate conference. $5000 2017 Polson Institute for Global Development Conference Grant. $5000 2017 Institute for Social Sciences grant, $5000 2016-17 Engaged Cornell Curriculum Development entitled Community Food Co-PI, with Dr. Scott Peters and Dr. Phil McMichael as Co-PIs. Systems. Total grant $80,000 over 1 year. 2015-16 Engaged Cornell Curriculum Development grant entitled Community Food Co-PI, with Dr. Scott Peters and Dr. Phil McMichael as Co-PIs. Systems. Total grant $80,000 over 1 year. 2016-18 Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future/The Nature Conservancy entitled Adoption of Agroecological Farming Practices in Specialty Co-PI. Lead PIs: Dr. Matt Crops: Incentives, Barriers, and Outcomes Ryan and Sasha Gennet. Co-PIs: R. Benner, (TNC) and Dr. A. Power. Total grant $150,000 over 2 years. 2014 Academic Venture Fund, Atkinson Center for Sustainable Futures, Cornell University. Co-PI, entitled Curriculum Development on “Participatory Agroecology, Climate Change, Child Nutrition and Social Equity in
2008 Canadian Food Grains Bank Award entitled The Link between Agriculture and Human Health: An impact evaluation of Soils, Foods, and Healthy Communities. PI. Total grant $24,465 over 1 year. CFGB had never previously made this type of award for research activities. 2004-07 International Development Research Centre Research Grant entitled Soils, Food and Healthy Communities Project Phase II. Co-researcher in project, PIs Dr. Peter Berti (PATH Canada) and Marko Chirwa (Ekwendeni Hospital, Malawi). Collaborating institutions PATH Canada and Ekwendeni Hospital. Total grant $464,900 over 3 years. Dr. Bezner Kerr helped to obtain this grant and the Phase I while a doctoral student. 2001-04 International Development Research Centre Research Grant entitled Soils, Food and Healthy Communities Project Phase I Co-researcher in project, PIs Dr. Peter Berti (PATH Canada) and Marko Chirwa (Ekwendeni Hospital, Malawi). Collaborating institutions PATH Canada and Ekwendeni Hospital. Total grant $350,000 over 3 years. Internal Funding: 2017 Engaged Cornell Faculty Research Grant entitled Farmer-led Research in Malawi Deepening Knowledge of Impact. $28,619. 2017 Engaged Cornell Opportunities for Farm to Plate conference. $5000 2017 Polson Institute for Global Development Conference Grant. $5000 2017 Institute for Social Sciences grant, $5000 2016-17 Engaged Cornell Curriculum Development entitled Community Food Systems. Co-PI, with Dr. Scott Peters and Dr. Phil McMichael as Co-PIs. Total grant $80,000 over 1 year. 2015-16 Engaged Cornell Curriculum Development grant entitled Community Food Systems. Co-PI, with Dr. Scott Peters and Dr. Phil McMichael as Co-PIs. Total grant $80,000 over 1 year. 2016-18 Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future/The Nature Conservancy entitled Adoption of Agroecological Farming Practices in Specialty Crops: Incentives, Barriers, and Outcomes Co-PI. Lead PIs: Dr. Matt Ryan and Sasha Gennet. Co-PIs: R. Benner, (TNC) and Dr. A. Power. Total grant $150,000 over 2 years. 2014 Academic Venture Fund, Atkinson Center for Sustainable Futures, Cornell University. Co-PI, entitled “Participatory Curriculum Development on Agroecology, Climate Change, Child Nutrition and Social Equity in
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