Our Grantees
Across the Foundation’s priority areas, our grantees are working to improve the health of the public through innovative research and programs. The Foundation awards up to 40 grants on a rotating schedule each year.
Featured Grantees
From ACOs to Homeless Shelters Health Professions Education in Arizona
With support from the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation, Arizona State University and the University of Arizona at Phoenix are implementing a graduate-level curriculum that will better prepare health professions students to provide primary care across urban and rural areas, serve an ethnically diverse population, and meet residents’ health care needs.
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Campus-Wide IPE Fostering Joint Learning at the University of Colorado
The Anschutz Medical Campus of the University of Colorado, Denver was intentionally designed to facilitate collaborative, interprofessional education among its six health professions schools.
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Joint Clinical Training for Nursing and Medical Students Interprofessional Education at the University of Virginia
At the University of Virginia (UVA), the schools of nursing and medicine are implementing a combined curriculum that brings students together to learn teamwork skills and develop collaborative behaviors that will, in the long run, help them work effectively as part of a health care team.
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