Who We Are | All of Us

The governing bodies of the All of Us Research Program guide, oversee, and support the program's vision and logistics. Governing bodies and individuals include the chief executive officer, the Steering and Executive Committees, and numerous other committees, task forces, and boards.

Participant partners serve on many All of Us committees, helping support the program's design, implementation, and governance.

The All of Us Research Program Advisory Panel provides external oversight and expert advice on the program's vision, scientific goals, and operations.

The All of Us Institutional Review Board (IRB) reviews the protocol, informed consent, and other materials for program participants. The IRB follows regulations and guidance to protect participants' rights and welfare.

All of Us Research Program staff members are based in the NIH Office of the Director. Staff members are responsible for program planning and operations.

The All of Us Research Program operates through a national network of funded partners. These organizations provide the infrastructure, technology, genomics capabilities, enrollment services, and community engagement that power the program. Each partner plays a distinct role in building one of the largest and most comprehensive health databases in history.

The All of Us Research Program collaborates respectfully with Tribal Nations and American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) serving organizations. We engage Tribal leaders in formal consultations to uphold the government-to-government relationship between the U.S. federal government and sovereign Tribal Nations and ensure the program reflects the needs and values of AI/AN communities. All of Us will not make decisions affecting Tribes without first consulting with them.