Track 1 Funding

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Track 1 funding offers research teams up to $350,000 over a period of up to two years. It supports individual research projects as well as multi-project agendas, making it well suited to both early-stage and more mature impact-focused projects.

In prior years, SIL offered a funding opportunity called Stage 1: Seed Partnerships to research teams engaged in the early work needed to deeply understand a tangible social need and prepare for designing solutions. In 2026, Stage 1 was updated and replaced by Track 1.

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Connie Mah Trinacty

Senior Scientist, The Queen's Health Systems

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Todd Seto

Director, Academic Affairs and Research, The Queen's Health Systems

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Tainayah Thomas

Assistant Professor, Epidemiology and Population Health

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Lin Ma

Biostatistician, Healthcare Innovation, Policy, and Engagement (HIPE) Lab

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Neesha Joseph

Senior Program Lead, Healthcare Innovation, Policy, and Engagement (HIPE) Lab

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Carter Nakamoto

PhD Student, Health Policy

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