Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute
Advancing Health Equity in Baltimore
The Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute (UHI) works across the University to advance health and health equity in Baltimore via a wide range of programs, events, and educational and funding opportunities designed to facilitate collaborations, mobilize resources, and advance dialogue and community representation.
Baltimore Health Equity Impact Grants
Grants are awarded to partnerships between a student or faculty member at Johns Hopkins and a Baltimore-based community organization or agency that most successfully demonstrate the potential for advancing the health and well-being of the residents of Baltimore.
Strategic Consultation Grants for Baltimore City
This funding opportunity advances health in Baltimore by supporting Johns Hopkins faculty working directly with Baltimore City government and quasi-governmental agencies.
Bunting Neighborhood Leadership Program
The program brings together a select group of community-based leaders who meet weekly over 10 months to strengthen their knowledge and skills so that they can leverage their organizations and businesses to address various social determinants of health.
Hopkins in East Baltimore
Go back to the 1930s to learn about the history of Johns Hopkins Institutions in East Baltimore.
Community Collaborators!
Learn more about our community collaborators and how we engage with organizations from across Baltimore through funding, capacity-building, co-sponsorship, and more!
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Calling Applications for Program Administrator
The Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute is looking for a Program Administrator to support our mission of advancing health equity in Baltimore through comprehensive program planning and implementation. Click here to apply!
THANK YOU for attending our Symposium
Keep an eye out on the 2024 Social Determinants of Health Symposium, "Pathways to Health Through Housing" webpage for more reflections on the event!
