The LOrealUSA grant, to the tune of $100,000, will go to five early-stage dermatologists and scientists.
Though the grant comes from L’Oréal as a parent company, several of its brands have similar partnerships. Last year, La Roche-Posay kicked off a Diversity in Dermatology Fellowship for Underrepresented in Medicine at Howard University’s medical school, which is aimed at diversifying dermatology as a medical specialty.established a fund at the same school last year, with the goal of increasing representation in clinical research, both in terms of participants and the researchers behind them.
“This funding will provide crucial resources for young dermatologists to further their academic careers and improve the lives of those with skin of color through research and innovation,” said Valerie M. Harvey, president of the Skin of Color Society, in the statement.
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