29 Apr Neighborhood & Alcohol Research Study
The Neighborhood & Alcohol Research Study (NARS) team at the University of Washington is looking for participants for a virtual, paid research study.
PURPOSE: This study aims to explore Black adults’ experience with alcohol and perceptions of their neighborhood and community. Through a survey (30-35 minutes), we aim to identify sources of hardships and strengths within neighborhoods that contribute to or protect against health inequities and investigate what Black adults want in community interventions aimed at reducing health consequences.
TIME INVOLVEMENT: Participants will be asked to complete a 5–7-minute screener survey. If eligible, participants will be invited to participate in a 30-35 minute, online survey to discuss their experiences.
PAYMENT: For completing the study, all participants will receive a $15 electronic gift card. Additionally, a random selection of participants will be upgraded to a $40 gift card instead of $15.
Prior to the survey, participants will be asked to confirm their identity with an ID via Zoom.
Interested? Complete the screening survey here: https://tinyurl.com/NARS-Aim2
Participant Eligibility
Eligible participants include individuals that:
1. Identify as Black or African American
2. Live in King County, WA or Chicago, IL
3. Are 18+ years or older
4. Have consumed alcohol in the past month
Contact
Chelsea Mackey
(206) 221-4845
Additional Study Details
Full Study Title
A Multi-Method Investigation of Neighborhood Characteristics and Drinking Motives on Alcohol-Related Health Disparities, Phase 2
Investigator(s)
Chelsea Mackey, M.S.
Mary Larimer, PhD
Accepts Healthy Volunteers?
Yes
Study Site(s)
University of Washington
Guthrie Hall, Room 119A UW Box 351525
Seattle, Washington 98195
