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CHAYA Study Timeline

Take a look at all the progess we've made in the last 10+ years

June 2024 —May 2025

August 2025

CHAYA 3.0 Launch Announcement
Development of new study measure

July 2024 — July 2025

APRIL 2024

September 2025

CHAYA 3.0 data collection begins
CHAYA funding renewed...Again!
Participant Re-engagement

CHAYA Study Timeline

Take a look at all the progess we've made in the last 10+ years

SEPTEMBER 2022 — JUNE 2023

August 2020 — September 2021

SEPTEMBER 2021 — OCTOBER 2022

RENEWAL COHORT:Wave 4
RENEWAL COHORT:Wave 2
RENEWAL COHORT:Wave 3

MARCH 2022 — June 2023

MARCH 2021 — MAY 2022

PARENT COHORT:Wave 8
PARENT COHORT:Wave 7

CHAYA Study Timeline

Take a look at all the progess we've made in the last 10+ years

JUNE 2019 — AUGUST 2020

January 2019

RENEWAL COHORT: Recruited
RENEWAL COHORT:Wave 1

MARCH 2019 — MARCH 2020

January 2018

MARCH 2020 — MAY 2021

CHAYA funding renewed
PARENT COHORT:Wave 5
PARENT COHORT:Wave 6

CHAYA Study Timeline

Take a look at all the progess we've made in the last 10+ years

APRIL 2016 — JUNE 2017

March 2014 — March 2015

PARENT COHORT:Wave 3
PARENT COHORT:Wave 1

ApRIl 2015 — JUNE 2016

January 2013

ApRIl 2017 — APRIL 2018

PARENT COHORT:Wave 2
CHAYA recieves funding
PARENT COHORT:Wave 4
The fourth wave of data collection begins for parent cohort. Surveys are now done online.
Renewal cohort recruitment begins across various Los Angeles County universities and surrounding areas of CHLA.
The research team re-engages former CHAYA participants and gauges their interest in the next phase of the study.
The third wave of data collection begins for parent cohort.
The CHAYA funding has been renewed a second time!
The launch of the third phase of the CHAYA project is anounced. Recruitment begins.
The seventh wave of data collection begins for parent cohort. Surveys remains online.
The second wave of data collection begins for renewal cohort. Surveys are conducted face-to-face virtually
The fourth wave of data collection begins for renewal cohort. Surveys are conducted face-to-face virtually
The first wave of data collection begins for renewal cohort. Surveys are conducted face-to-face virtually
The Second wave of data collection begins for parent cohort.
The research team begins developming a new measure to be piloted and used in the upcoming study.
Renewal cohort recruitment begins across various Los Angeles County universities and surrounding areas of CHLA.
The eighth wave of data collection begins for parent cohort. The survey remains online.
The sixth wave of data collection begins for parent cohort. Surveys remains online.
The third wave of data collection begins for renewal cohort. Surveys are conducted face-to-face virtually
The first wave of data collection begins for renewal cohort. Surveys are conducted face-to-face virtually
The fifth wave of data collection begins for parent cohort. The survey remains online.
The CHAYA project receives funding from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) to examine the natural history of cannabis use among young adult users and how their cannabis practices evolved over time.
The sixth wave of data collection begins for parent cohort. Surveys remains online.
The fifth wave of data collection begins for parent cohort. The survey remains online.
The first wave of data collection begins for parent cohort.
Following California's legalization of recreational cannabis in 2016, CHAYA secured funds to study the parent cohort (N=366) and assess the effects of legalization on their cannabis practices and health outcomes. Additionally, CHAYA aims to investigate the impact of cannabis legalization on a younger cohort of 18-20-year-olds, who can't access recreational cannabis but can obtain medical cannabis under state policy.
Following California's legalization of recreational cannabis in 2016, CHAYA secured funds to study the parent cohort (N=366) and assess the effects of legalization on their cannabis practices and health outcomes. Additionally, CHAYA aims to investigate the impact of cannabis legalization on a younger cohort of 18-20-year-olds, who can't access recreational cannabis but can obtain medical cannabis under state policy.
Baseline interviews and surveys will be conducted virutally face-to-face.