State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research
2019 (Cycle 30)
| The impact of cartoon-based marketing strategies on e-cigarette appeal and use among adolescents | 2019 (Cycle 30) | $1,225,843 |
| University of Southern California | High Impact Research Project Award | |
| The impact of price on the demand for marijuana and cigarettes | 2019 (Cycle 30) | $937,500 |
| University of California, San Francisco | High Impact Research Project Award | |
2019 (Cycle 29)
| A digital mixed methods evaluation of university tobacco-free policies | 2019 (Cycle 29) | $540,733 |
| CSU Fullerton Auxiliary Services Corporation | High Impact Pilot Award | |
| Community College Smoke free Policies: Disparities, Contexts and Strategies | 2019 (Cycle 29) | $948,641 |
| Public Health Institute | New Investigator Awards | |
| Digital Surveillance to Identify Alternative & Emerging Tobacco Industry Mobilization and Influence | 2019 (Cycle 29) | $495,186 |
| University of California, San Diego | High Impact Pilot Award | |
| A Community Based Approach to Tobacco Control | 2019 (Cycle 29) | $974,719 |
| Loyola Marymount University | High Impact Research Project Award | |
2019 (Cycle 28)
| Local Cannabis Regulation: What have we learned from tobacco | 2019 (Cycle 28) | $455,992 |
| Public Health Institute | High Impact Pilot Award | |
| Economic Impact of Proposition 56 on Low-Income Californians | 2019 (Cycle 28) | $917,959 |
| University of California, San Francisco | High Impact Research Project Award | |
| Policy Research to Denormalize Tobacco Use in CA-Pacific Rim | 2019 (Cycle 28) | $935,668 |
| University of California, San Francisco | Mackay CA-Pac Rim Tobacco Policy Sc | |
| Smoking Cessation in California Medicaid Programs | 2019 (Cycle 28) | $587,017 |
| University of California, San Diego | High Impact Research Project Award | |
| Effect of Nicotine, E-Cigarette and Cannabinoids on the Gut | 2019 (Cycle 28) | $497,923 |
| University of California, San Diego | High Impact Pilot Award | |
| UC Merced Nicotine and Cannabis Policy Center | 2019 (Cycle 28) | $3,785,037 |
| University of California, Merced | Policy Centers | |
| Tobacco Policies and Disparities: California vs. the US | 2019 (Cycle 28) | $933,303 |
| University of California, San Diego | High Impact Research Project Award | |
| Impact of vape pen placement in music videos on young adults | 2019 (Cycle 28) | $961,915 |
| University of Southern California | New Investigator Awards | |
2018 (Cycle 27)
| Impact of new policies on young adult tobacco and marijuana | 2018 (Cycle 27) | $908,748 |
| University of California, San Francisco | High Impact Research Project Award | |
| Tracking Tobacco Waste to Increase College Policy Engagement | 2018 (Cycle 27) | $607,533 |
| University Auxiliary and Research Services Corporation | High Impact Pilot Award | |
| Smoking in California drug treatment: A policy intervention | 2018 (Cycle 27) | $931,110 |
| University of California, San Francisco | High Impact Research Project Award | |
2017 (Cycle 26)
| What's Menthol Got to Do with it! Everything! | 2017 (Cycle 26) | $5,000 |
| American Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation | Special Projects | |
| Triangulum (Tobacco, E-Cigarettes, Marijuana) SHS exposure in Low SES MUH | 2017 (Cycle 26) | $495,000 |
| University of Southern California | High Impact Research Project Award | |
| The impact of price on the demand for electronic cigarettes | 2017 (Cycle 26) | $374,677 |
| University of California, San Francisco | High Impact Research Project Award | |
| Effects of California's 2016 tobacco policies on initiation, use, & quitting | 2017 (Cycle 26) | $374,400 |
| University of California, San Francisco | High Impact Research Project Award | |
| Did CTCP impact on youth affect lifetime cigarettes smoked? | 2017 (Cycle 26) | $186,238 |
| University of California, San Diego | High Impact Research Project Award | |
| Readiness for and obstacles to California's tobacco endgame | 2017 (Cycle 26) | $375,526 |
| University of California, San Francisco | High Impact Research Project Award | |
| Documenting the Regulation of Marijuana Use in Smokefree Environments | 2017 (Cycle 26) | $5,750 |
| American Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation | Special Projects | |
| The Economic Impact of the California Tobacco 21 Law | 2017 (Cycle 26) | $374,819 |
| University of California, San Francisco | High Impact Research Project Award | |
| Southern California Vape Shop Reactions to New Policies | 2017 (Cycle 26) | $495,000 |
| University of Southern California | High Impact Research Project Award | |
2016 (Cycle 25)
| Do Assurances of Voluntary Compliance Reduce Youth Access and Marketing? | 2016 (Cycle 25) | $461,386 |
| Stanford University | High Impact Research Project Award | |
| Fighting Big Tobacco with Big Data | 2016 (Cycle 25) | $229,057 |
| Stanford University | High Impact Pilot Award | |
| Youth Activity Spaces and Exposure to Tobacco Outlets | 2016 (Cycle 25) | $457,273 |
| HBSA, Inc. | High Impact Research Project Award | |
| Toward Equity in Smokefree Worksite Policies, SHS Exposure & Retail Density | 2016 (Cycle 25) | $388,371 |
| Stanford University | High Impact Research Project Award | |
| California, trade pacts, tobacco control: lessons to learn | 2016 (Cycle 25) | $365,288 |
| University of California, San Francisco | Mackay CA-Pac Rim Tobacco Policy Sc | |