Grants
Submitted, Awarded
Submitted, Awarded
2008 | Conservation International, Global Conservation Funds - Kue Tuvy Conservation and Health Management Plan | $550,000 |
2008 | Higher Education for Development, USAID: Collaborative Partnerships: Paraguay Collaborative Training in Epidemiology and Public Health | $300,000 |
2008 | Social Networks, Cooperation and Health. Late Lessons from Early History Funding Program, School of Human Evolution and Social Change, Arizona State University | $300,000 |
2007 | Conservation International, Global Conservation Funds - Kue Tuvy Conservation and Health Management Plan | $120,000 |
2006 | National Institutes of Health Pioneer Award, Nathan Wolfe, Ph.D., John Hopkins University Emerging Zoonotic Diseases. Pilot research on emerging zoonotic diseases in hunting and gathering populations of South America | $1,550 |
2006 | Follow-Up on a Tuberculosis Epidemic in an Immunologically Compromised Indigenous Population. the Wilhelm Rosenblatt and Edith Lenneberg Endowment for Tuberculosis (TB) and International Public Health | $7,500 |
2006 | Research Allocation Committee, University of New Mexico Host, pathogens and the re-emergence of tuberculosis in an immunologically compromised indigenous population of eastern Paraguay | $4,400 |
2006 | Conservation International, Global Conservation Funds - Kue Tuvy Conservation Management Plan | $125,000 |
2005 | Conservation International, Global Conservation Funds - Kue Tuvy Conservation Management Plan | $73,000 |
2003 | National Science Foundation - Dissertation Fellowship awarded to Alicia Wilbur, graduate student, Department of Anthropology, University of New Mexico. Co-investigators: Anne Stone and Jane Buikstra | $6,030 |
2003 | Wenner Gren Foundation - Graduate Student Fellowship awarded to Paul James, Ecological and Ethnic Determinants of the Childhood Asthma | $22,000 |
2003 | National Institutes of Health - RO1, Health and Economic Productivity in Rural Paraguay, Developmental Phase 2003-2004 | $65,000 |
2003 | Latin American and Iberian Institute. Lecture Series. Lecture / networking with Paraguayan health officials, Oscar Centurión, Director, Indian Affairs Bureau of Paraguay (INDI), Marité Bonfanti, Assistant to the Attorney General of Paraguay | $400 |
2002 | National Institutes of Health - RO1, Health and Economic Productivity in Rural Paraguay, Developmental Phase 2002-2003 | $65,000 |
2002 | Latin American Institute/MERCOSUR Award, University of New Mexico, Health and Economic Productivity in Rural Paraguay | $1,200 |
2002 | Foreign student recruitment award. Office of the President, University of New Mexico | $3,000 |
2002 | National Science Foundation, Health and Economic Productivity in Rural Paraguay | $12,500 |
2002 | National Science Foundation, Research Supplement to Hurtado, Health and Economic Productivity in Rural Paraguay, Paul James | $4,500 |
2001 | National Institutes of Health - RO1, Health and Economic Productivity in Rural Paraguay, Developmental Phase 2001-2002 | $65,000 |
2001 | National Science Foundation, Health and Economic Productivity in Rural Paraguay | $12,500 |
2001 | Large Research Allocation Committee Award, University of New Mexico, Health and Economic Productivity in Rural Paraguay | $7,500 |
2001 | Latin American Institute/MERCOSUR Award, University of New Mexico, Health and Economic Productivity in Rural Paraguay | $1,200 |
2001 | MPH Program, Masters of Public Health, Lecture Series. Lecture / networking with Paraguayan health officials, Mario Carlos Gonzáles, M.D. | $150 |
2001 | Latin American and Iberian Institute. Lecture Series. Funding for Dr. Mario Gonzales' visit to UNM | $300 |
1997 | American Lung Association, Department of Pathology grant to Mary Lipscomb, M.D.. The absence of asthma among Ache indigenous groups | $7,200 |
1997 | Medical Relief to Ache Communities. University of Tennessee, International Health Program, Director, John McCall, Ph.D. | $200 |
1997 | Medical Relief Assistance to Ache communities. Hospital Bautista, Asuncion, Paraguay | $300 |
1997 | Medical Relief Project for Ache Indigenous communities. AVINA FOUNDATION | $20,000 |
1997 | National Science Foundation, Ecological Studies of Ache Foragers | $148,000 |
1997-1998 | National Science Foundation Dissertation Research Grant: Aché group size, Garnett MacMillan | $12,000 |
1994 | Research Allocation Committee Grant "Palm starch extraction among Ache foragers" | $7,000 |
1994 | Center for the Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford. Invited Fellow. | |
1992-1995 | Mexico MEDTEP Center for Ethnic Populations grant allocation (Three-year developmental grant award, Agency for Health Care Policy and Research, National Institutes of Health), "Childhood asthma project", Principal Investigator: A. M.Hurtado | $125,000 |
1990-1995 | Five-year research training grant, Faculty Scholars Program, W.T. Grant Foundation "Maternal and Child Health Among Mexican Americans: Women's Work and Father Absence" | $175,000 |
1988 | National Science Foundation Research Grant:Women's Subsistence Strategies Among Cuiva (Hiwi) Hunter Gatherers of Venezuela | $35,000 |
1988 | Interamerican Foundation. Women's Subsistence Strategies Among Cuiva (Hiwi) Hunter Gatherers of Venezuela | (declined) |
1988 | (with K. R. Hill) L.S.B. Leakey Hunter-Gatherer Research grant, Hiwi foragers of Southwestern Venezuela | $8,000 |
1986 | Cultural Survival Foundation Grant: Preliminary Study of the Cuiva land problem | $2,000 |
1986 | (with K. R. Hill) L.S.B. Leakey Foundation Hunter Gatherer Fellowship | $10,000 |