About Signal & Soul
Clinical trials have historically underrepresented Black, Latino, and Spanish-speaking communities. Signal & Soul exists to make trials that are relevant to those communities easier to find, understand, and act on.
How the data works
Trial listings are pulled directly from ClinicalTrials.gov and refreshed on the 1st of every month. Trials are automatically tagged by audience relevance, and listings are removed two sync cycles after a trial reaches a terminal status (completed, terminated, or withdrawn) to keep the directory current.
Signal & Soul is an informational directory, not medical advice. Always talk with a doctor before enrolling in a clinical trial. Dates, especially closing dates, are frequently sponsor estimates — confirm directly with the trial site before making plans.
Who this is for
Built for individuals, families, faith networks, HBCUs, medical associations, and community organizations working to close the gap in clinical trial participation. Partner institutions and their contacts are listed in the institutions directory.
Leadership and contact information for partner institutions is published here as publicly available information, intended to support outreach and collaboration — the same names, titles, emails, and phone numbers you'd find listed on each institution's own public website.