Indiana Clean Air Campaign Workforce Grants
GrantID: 75889
Grant Funding Amount Low: $40,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $100,000
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Grant Overview
Indiana's workforce in advanced manufacturing and logistics exposes a large segment of the population to shift-work schedules that complicate indoor-air-quality interventions. The Indiana State Department of Health reports that 18 percent of children in households with at least one manufacturing worker experience asthma symptoms linked to secondhand smoke and volatile organic compounds. Early-career investigators applying for the $40,000 award must therefore tie any clean-indoor-air campaign to measurable changes in these occupational households rather than broad population messaging.
Workforce Constraints Specific to Indiana The grant requires documentation that study staff can conduct evening and weekend household visits to accommodate rotating-shift workers in the Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, and Evansville metro areas. Investigators must also secure agreements with Indiana's 23 local health departments for distribution of low-cost air-quality monitors calibrated to NIOSH standards.
Application Requirements and Realities Proposals must include a plan for collecting pre- and post-intervention PM2.5 readings inside participant homes using devices whose data can be uploaded via cellular networks, given that 14 percent of rural Indiana households lack fixed broadband. The one-year timeline demands that investigators complete recruitment, intervention delivery, and outcome assessment before the next academic cycle begins. Budgets may allocate $8,000 for participant incentives and device calibration but must justify every line item against Indiana's lower cost-of-living indices.
Fit Assessment for Indiana Context Projects that partner with Purdue University's agricultural extension offices have previously succeeded because those offices already maintain relationships with manufacturing-adjacent farming communities. Reviewers reject applications lacking explicit plans to report findings back to the Indiana Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Commission within 60 days of study closeout.
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