To support Indigenous peoples who wish to better govern data produced about them by developing an Amazonian-centered approach to digital governance that can support Indigenous conceptions of the world and help reduce the risks of imposing non-local theories of value that serve interests elsewhere.

The purpose of the current study is to explore the knowledge, attitudes, perceptions, and practices (KAP) of college students towards sustainable diets at a southern state university in the US. In addition, the study aims to examine potential determinants influencing students' dietary practices. 

To examine the relationship of queer culture, body neutrality/positivity, and exercise-related stigma and anxiety in a specialized yoga setting.

This dissertation project explores Palestinian-authored street art in Jordan and the West Bank and the digital record of such art on social media. This study is principally interested in learning about how artists and community members in both location understand the artistic practice.

This study explores the physical features and everyday use of shared water, sanitation, and energy services in informal settlement, Nairobi. It looks at what these shared facilities are like, how people use and take care of them, and how they deal with problems such as flooding or damage. By learning from people's experiences, the study hopes to find better ways to improve these shared facilities in crowded urban areas.

The primary goal of IMPORT is to improve our understanding of post-overdose response team characteristics, processes, and which specific practices are perceived to be most effective in reducing overdose death and improving the lives of individuals with opioid use disorder at high risk for overdose.

The purpose of this study is to assess the efficacy as well as safety and tolerability of a new drug called padsevonil that will be given in one of 3 different doses in addition to your current epilepsy treatment that may consist of 1-3 antiepileptic drugs. The study also aims to see how safe padsevonil is compared to placebo and how well your body can tolerate it.

The purpose of the NC Registry for Brain Health is to establish a mailing list of people who are interested in learning about ongoing research studies in North Carolina that are designed to improve brain health and prevent conditions such as Alzheimer's disease (AD). Anyone interested in learning more about this ongoing research or to get involved in these types of studies, now or in the future, may join the NC Registry for Brain Health. Joining is easy and free! You must be 18 years of age or older to register. People with and without memory disorders are welcome.

We intend to study how well a type of surgery works for people who had hernia near they stoma (a small opening in the belly to pass waste). The goal is to see how often the hernia comes back and if patients had any problems after surgery..

We will be doing group interviews with users of the Billings Ovulation Method which is a fertility awareness method. We want to better understand their experience with and thoughts about the method.