Health equity, population diversity, and data equity in research design; descriptive analyses for demographic reporting; qualitative research support and mentorship with Spanish-speaking and marginalized populations.


Inclusive Science Program

ISP provides study leadership and expert research guidance for considering health equity, multicultural populations, and data equity in research design, implementation, and reporting.

We offer no-cost, one-time consultations to UNC-affiliated researchers. On a more limited basis, we offer the following charged services:

  • Demographic survey design, data analysis, and reporting
  • Health equity research design and proposal development
  • Latine Community Review Board (LCRB) collaboration
  • Multilingual study design and Spanish language materials review
  • Protocol development for research with gender diverse, LGBQ, multicultural, neurodiverse, and/or Disabled participants
  • Spanish language qualitative data collection and analysis

For more information or to schedule a no-cost consultation, submit a request.


Note: We do not provide interpretation or translation.

For interpretation and translation services, visit: med.unc.edu/crso/resources/tools-and-services/languageline

For research coordination services (in any language), visit: tracs.unc.edu/services/rcmu

For English language qualitative research services, visit: tracs.unc.edu/services/engagement/qualitative-research-services

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