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Clinical trials and research at Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council, INC.
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 16 NIH-funded research projects at this institution, with $4.6 million in listed awards. Every study is explained in plain English. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov and NIH RePORTER, updated November 12, 2026.
- 16NIH research projects
NIH-funded research (16)
Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.
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Perch: Indigenous approach to wellness through culture and community
A tribally led project with Native youth and families aims to improve wellness and reduce substance use and overdose by grounding care in culturally meaningful practices.
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Great Lakes Tribal College Research Network capacity building
This grant aims to strengthen and connect Tribal Colleges in the Great Lakes region to build shared research capacity and collaboration.
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Great Lakes Indigenous Student Career Enhancement Program
Aimed at helping Indigenous students enter healing and health-related careers through mentorship, internships, networking, and tailored resources.
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Great Lakes Native Students Biomedical Path to College
A Native American student program blends tribal traditions with hands-on biomedical experiences to broaden exposure and education in science.
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Great Lakes Native American Health Centers Administrative Core
A Native American health research administrative core supports partnerships and training across a regional network to improve health research capacity.
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Great Lakes Native American Research Center for Health (GLNARCH) initiative to grow Native biomedical research talent
A Native-led NIH program is funding a multi-component effort to build research capacity and support Native students and researchers across the Great Lakes region.
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Person-centered Indigenous model of wellness (PERCH)
Building a culturally rooted recovery and wellness program to help Native American teens ages 13–17 who are dealing with substance use and mental health challenges.
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Great Lakes Tribal IRB Project to oversee research ethics
A tribally controlled IRB will be formed to ensure culturally respectful and ethical oversight of research in the Great Lakes Native communities.
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Healing from Within: helping Wisconsin American Indian women access support after violence
This project looks at why Wisconsin American Indian women may not get help after experiences of violence and how cultural strengths can encourage seeking support.
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Exploring Indigenous wellness models for Native American youth
This study is working to help Native American teens aged 13-17 in the Bemidji area who are dealing with substance use and mental health challenges by creating a supportive living space that combines traditional wellness practices with modern care.
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Understanding barriers to seeking help after violence for American Indian women in Wisconsin
This study is looking at the difficulties faced by American Indian women in Wisconsin who have gone through gender-based violence and may also be dealing with mental health or substance use issues, and it aims to find out how their cultural identity can help them get the support they need.
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Promoting health science careers and research in Native American communities
This study is all about helping American Indian and Alaska Native communities in the Bemidji Region by creating better health science career and research opportunities, working together with local colleges to support education and improve health for everyone.
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Building partnerships to improve health education for Native American communities
This study is all about improving health education and support for American Indian and Alaska Native communities in the Great Lakes area by working with local colleges to create helpful resources that focus on their unique culture and connection to the land.
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Building research capacity for Tribal Colleges and Native American communities
This study is all about helping Tribal Colleges and Universities and Native American communities work together with larger institutions to improve health in their areas by sharing resources and knowledge.
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Promoting health sciences careers and research in Native American communities
This study is all about helping American Indian and Alaska Native communities in the Bemidji Region by creating better health science careers and research opportunities, while also using local knowledge and working together with Tribal Colleges to improve health and encourage more people to get involved in biomedical s
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Creating a network for Native American health education and research
This study is working to create helpful resources for health programs that support American Indian and Alaska Native communities in the Great Lakes area, focusing on blending traditional knowledge with modern technology to improve health and wellness, while also providing remote learning opportunities for AI/AN student
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