$5.5M in expenses

Carra registry: carra and the duke clinical research institute (dcri) are collaborating to launch the second phase of the carra registry, a registry of children and young adults with pediatric-onset rheumatic conditions such as juvenile idiopathic arthritis (jia) and sle (lupus). The registry is a cornerstone of carra and provides disease and treatment data on children with a variety of rheumatic diseases.

$115K in expenses

Annual meeting: provides many opportunities to develop and refine scientific approaches to questions in clinical and translational research, while networking with colleagues. The meeting offers a unique, interactive format with sessions that encourage active participation, including brainstorming and contributing to new research initiatives and ideas.

$1.9M in expenses

Grant support to others: carra offers members various funding and internship opportunities to further research that leverages the carra network and positively impacts the pediatric rheumatology scientific community and advances the carra mission.

$1.6M in expenses

Other program services: informatics/programming, leadership service associated with furthering the mission and acr meeting expenses.