The data below is presented in support of the CON Seed Grant Proposal entitled Pandemic, Protests, and Perseverance: Learning from the Experiences of BIPOC Nursing Students through Participatory Photography, by Jennifer Fricas, PhD, MPH, RN
The full proposal can be accessed here, and the budget for the proposal can be found here.
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