Interested in studying global migration and refugees while living in Washington, D.C.? Join us for an in-person information session on Thursday, October 3, where you’ll learn about the Hopkins Semester D.C. program, themed Global Migration and Refugees. This immersive program offers selected students the opportunity to explore global migration, immigration, and refugee movements from a […]
Join an interactive Web Forum presented by ChangeLab Solutions, focusing on the legal history of structural racism and its impact on public health. Supported by the CDC, this session will equip participants with tools to apply law and policy in advancing health equity and centering racial justice. The event includes a 30-minute Q&A session, and […]
As the Public Health Studies Program celebrates 50 years of undergraduate public health at JHU, we are presenting a film screening and discussion of a documentary, "Shot in the Arm" at Shriver Hall, with support from the JHU Agora Institute and JHU Biomedical Engineering. "Shot in the Arm" is a documentary released in 2023, by filmmaker Scott […]
Join this Open House event to learn more about the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Enjoy an afternoon filled with conversations with our departments and programs, a welcome from School leadership, and a chance to connect with students and offices across the Bloomberg School! To register for the event you can click here […]
The upcoming election is crucial for public health and our communities. Voting is just one aspect of civic engagement. Join us for a webinar to explore practices and tools to increase civic engagement all year to ensure people can safely get to the polls for public health—all while remaining non-partisan. Register Now Resources: On Our Radar: Stay updated with the latest information, misinformation alerts, and resources by visiting the Public Health Communications Collaborative website.
In collaboration with HopkinsVotes and the Political Science Steering Council (PSSC), the Hopkins Lecture Series is thrilled to host Maryland’s Senior Senator Ben Cardin on campus next Tuesday (October 29th) for a moderated discussion on US Foreign Policy and Senator Cardin’s congressional tenure. Date: Tuesday, October 29th Time: 7:00 PM Location: Shriver Hall, Homewood Campus (behind the BMA) […]
Join the Public Health Studies team for a spooktacular Trick-or-Treat event (actually, just treats we'll have plenty!) Swing by the PHS Building to enjoy some candy and treats 🍬👻 Location: 3505 N. Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21218
The American Mock World Health Organization club invites students to the JHU Local Conference. This event simulates the international conference held in Spring at UNC Chapel Hill and offers a unique opportunity to delve into pressing global public health issues. Participants can join as delegates, media representatives, or NGO spokespersons, gaining critical thinking skills and […]
The International Studies Program is holding an event entitled "Health Catastrophe in Gaza,” featuring Dr. Feroze Sidhwa, who has written and spoken extensively about surgical humanitarian work, the United States’ role in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the political consequences of medical relief work. At this event, Dr. Sidwha will discuss his recent work with the […]
Dr. Feroze Sidhwa, a general, trauma, and critical care surgeon in California, will be speaking on November 20th about his most recent volunteer work in 2024 at the European Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza with the World Health Organization. As a humanitarian surgeon, Dr. Sidhwa has not only worked extensively in Palestine, but also in […]
Join us for the final film screening of the PHS course, “Communicating Climate Change: Creative Approaches for Action.” This event showcases the hard work and creativity of JHU undergraduate students who have researched, written, and directed three research-based short films aimed at promoting climate activism within the JHU community. In partnership with Bluewater Baltimore and […]
*Please note that the correct date for this event is December 5th Public Health in South Africa is a 6-week program in Cape Town. Students will explore the intersection of community and government approaches to public health. With South Africa as the backdrop, students will gain an understanding of public health issues facing both the […]