New NIDDK-Funded National Resource Center - the National Center for Engagement in Diabetes Research (CEDER)

Here is the information from the National Center for Engagement in Diabetes Research (CEDER):

"New National Resource Center to Support Community Engagement in Type 2 Diabetes Research

We are excited to share that the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) has funded a new national resource center — the National Center for Engagement in Diabetes Research (CEDER).

CEDER offers free consultations and studio services to communities, researchers, healthcare systems, and partners seeking to strengthen community engagement strategies in type 2 diabetes research and programs.

You can learn more about CEDER through their website and the attached infographic.

For those interested in connecting directly, Emma Rodgers (Emma.Rodgers@nyulangone.org), Assistant Program Director of CEDER, is available to schedule a meeting and share more about their services. If you already have a type 2 diabetes-related project that could benefit from CEDER’s expertise, you may also complete this intake form, and a team member will follow up with you."

Source and more information: 
1. CEDER email

2. https://med.nyu.edu/centers-programs/national-center-engagement-diabetes-research/