The Duke Center on Genomics, Race, Identity, Difference (GRID) is a global and transdisciplinary endeavor that brings together a broad range of collaborators and partners to explore and address questions at the intersection of race and genetics. Race is a focal point at GRID, along with other descent-associated population identifiers such as ethnicity, ancestry, and geographic origin.
GRID’s interconnected divisions – Research, Education and Engagement – embody the core elements of Duke University’s mission and provide the organizing framework for activities of the center. The divisions serve as channels for attainment of the center’s vision and mission.
GRID’s interconnected divisions – Research, Education and Engagement – embody the core elements of Duke University’s mission and provide the organizing framework for activities of the center. The divisions serve as channels for attainment of the center’s vision and mission.
GRID is part of the Duke Social Science Research Institute and is affiliated with the Department of African & African American Studies, Duke Initiative for Science & Society, and the Duke Global Health Institute.
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