The National Center for Engagement in Diabetes Research (CEDER) was established in 2023 to provide resources and services to community groups, researchers, healthcare systems, and other partners committed to advancing health across communities that are impacted by diabetes. CEDER’s consultation and studio services are designed to ensure diabetes-related research integrates multiple perspectives and priorities into all stages of the research process, maximizing impact and action.

We represent a partnership of 10 regional and national community-based organizations and 18 academic institutions, including schools of public health and schools of medicine. We build upon these long-standing partnerships and the breadth of our expertise to catalyze collaborations and partnerships in diabetes research and programming between community organizations, health systems, and researchers across all communities and settings.

CEDER is funded by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Our Vision

The vision of CEDER is to foster community-led and -informed type 2 diabetes research for all communities by integrating multi-sector engagement across the research spectrum.

Request CEDER Services

To request consultation and studio services, complete this service request form. We will follow-up on your request within 1 week.

Contact Us

For more information, please contact us at NationalCEDER@NYULangone.org.