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The Research Center in Minority Institutions at Miami Dade’s Florida International University will focus on developing and sustaining a national, clinical and behavioral research program addressing health inequities and disparities primarily associated with HIV and COVID-19, Alzheimer’s disease and childhood cancer among minority populations. Our vision is a South Florida where all populations have an equal opportunity to live long, healthy and productive lives.

Points of Pride

million dollars in COVID-19 administrative supplemental awards

million dollars for Pilot Research Awards

thousand dollars in community funding supported by FIU-RCMI

external speakers hosted

transdisciplinary departments engaged with the FIU-RCMI

News

2024 FIU-RCMI Health Equity Symposium to Connect Researchers & Community Organizations

The FIU Research Center in Minority Institutions (FIU-RCMI) is geared up to host a significant gathering of faculty, staff, researchers, and community leaders for the annual FIU-RCMI Health Equity...

The National Kidney Foundation Awards Dr. Janet Diaz Martinez the NFK Health Equity Community Engagement Award

Janet Diaz-Martinez, PhD, RD, LDN, FIU-RCMI postdoctoral associate, was selected by the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) for the 2023 NFK Health Equity Community Engagement Award, for her...

FIU-RCMI Graduate Assistant, María Eugenia Contreras Pérez, Announced Among the Winners of the Stempel College Research Day 2024

María Eugenia Contreras Pérez, M.S., FIU-RCMI Graduate Assistant and Ph.D. student in Social Welfare, recently presented at the Stempel College Research Day 2024, where numerous fellow doctoral...

FIU-RCMI Receives Renewal Funding of $19.4M for Additional 5 Years

The National Institutes of Health renewed the FIU-RCMI for an additional five years to continue health disparities research and training. The $19.4 million grant is FIU's largest NIH award to date....

FIU-RCMI Publishes COVID-19 Virtual Town Hall Preliminary Findings

The FIU RCMI is pleased to present recently published work on “Virtual Town Halls addressing vaccine hesitancy among racial and ethnic minorities: Preliminary findings” in the Journal of the American Pharmacists Association. Please visit this link to read more: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.japh.2021.11.005

Dr. Jessy Dévieux Receives FIU-RCMI Supplement

Dr. Jessy Dévieux, Professor, Department of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work, has received an FIU-RCMI supplement to address health...

Dr. Jason Mitchell Receives FIU-RCMI Supplement

Dr. Jason Mitchell, Associate Professor, Department of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work, has received an FIU-RCMI supplement to...

Drs. Hospital & Howard Visit Our Community Partner, UHI Medical

Our own Dr. Michelle Hospital and Dr. Melissa Howard, #FIURCMI Community Engagement Core Faculty, visited our community partner, @UHImedical, to discuss their Community Research Engagement Grant and...

FIU-RCMI Research in Progress Seminar featuring Dr. Raymond Balise

The FIU-RCMI Research Infrastructure Core hosted a Research in Progress Seminar entitled, SCAN360: A Web Platform for Studying Cancer, HIV and Other Diseases Across Florida, featuring Dr. Raymond...

FIU-RCMI Research in Progress Seminar featuring Drs. Roberto Lucchini and Michael Anastario

The FIU-RCMI Research Infrastructure Core hosted a Research in Progress Seminar entitled, Chronic Kidney Disease of Unknown Origin: An Epidemic Related to Climate Change, featuring Drs. Roberto...
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