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Mashup Score: 2Baltimore Health Equity Impact Grants | Urban Health Institute - 1 month(s) ago
Proposals accepted until by 5 pm, November 30, 2023! 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. The funding levels for each category are: Faculty–Community Research or Program Development Projects $20,000 each Graduate/Postdoctoral Student–Community Research or Program Development
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1. Exploring Teacher Buy-In of School-Based Outdoor Learning Student Partner: Lisa Nehring, PhD candidate, Johns Hopkins University School of Education Community Partner: Laura Genello, Farm to School Specialist Baltimore City Public Schools – Food & Nutrition Services 2. Partnerships in Equity, Advocacy, and Community in East Baltimore (PEACE) Student Partner: Sydney Wade, Nurse Clinician, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Community Partner: Cynthia Gross, President of the C.A.R.E Community Association
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Mashup Score: 0Mastering Communication and Branding: Key Takeaways from 2024 Bunting Fellows' Transformative Session | Urban Health Institute - 4 month(s) ago
As the 2024 Bunting Fellows mark their 17th week in the Bunting Neighborhood Leadership Program, they not only reflect on the knowledge gained but also on the transformative personal growth they’ve experienced. The October 11 session was pivotal, filled with enriching insights on communication and branding – two crucial skills for leaders in today’s complex world. A standout moment came when Dr. Ivan Juzang, Founder and President of Motivational Educational Entertainment (M EE), a nationally renowned
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Mashup Score: 0New Song Community Learning Center’s “Voices in My Head” Youth Mental Health App Wins 2024 Henrietta Lacks Memorial Award | Urban Health Institute - 5 month(s) ago
The Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute has presented the 2024 Henrietta Lacks Memorial Award to a collaboration by New Song Community Learning Center, Inc. (New Song) and Johns Hopkins SOURCE (SOURCE). The winning project, “Voices in My Head,” is an interactive mental health guide created by young people for young people. The project aims to tackle the mental health issues that young individuals face in Baltimore. The $15,000 award was presented at the 2024 Henrietta Lacks Lecture on October 5 at
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Mashup Score: 0Empowering Youth to Lead: CLIA's Impact on Baltimore's Youth | Urban Health Institute - 8 month(s) ago
In 2021, Rashad Staton, a 2018 Bunting Neighborhood Leadership Fellow, and current executive director of Community Law in Action (CLIA) began a unique partnership with Tamar Mendelson, PhD, the Bloomberg Professor of American Health and director of the Center for Adolescent Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and the Baltimore City Local Health Improvement Coalition. With the support of the 2021 Strategic Consultation Grant from the Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute, the
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Darryl Perry’s Ball 4 Books program raises school supplies through basketball tournaments.
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Mashup Score: 1HLMA Award Application Information | Urban Health Institute - 9 month(s) ago
Learn more about the qualifications, application process, and selection of award recipients. Any group working collaboratively for at least two years on a project that addresses one or more of the following issues in Baltimore City are eligible: poverty, community health and well-being, social justice, and neighborhood development. Collaborations must include at least one community-based organization and at least one Johns Hopkins faculty or staff member. Collaborators can either apply for themselves or
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Mashup Score: 1HLMA Award Application Information | Urban Health Institute - 9 month(s) ago
Learn more about the qualifications, application process, and selection of award recipients. Any group working collaboratively for at least two years on a project that addresses one or more of the following issues in Baltimore City are eligible: poverty, community health and well-being, social justice, and neighborhood development. Collaborations must include at least one community-based organization and at least one Johns Hopkins faculty or staff member. Collaborators can either apply for themselves or
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Mashup Score: 0Winner Of The Inaugural Henrietta Lacks Memorial Award 2011 | Urban Health Institute - 9 month(s) ago
Newborn Holistic Ministries is one of nearly two dozen established community-university collaborations from across the city nominated for the inaugural Henrietta Lacks Memorial Award. Named in honor of Henrietta Lacks, the $15,000 award recognizes and supports Baltimore community organizations that are collaborating with Johns Hopkins University to improve the health and well-being of the city of Baltimore. Newborn Holistic Ministries was founded in 1996 to preserve and enrich life in Baltimore’s Sandtown-
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Meet our inaugural Henrietta Lacks Memorial Award winner, 🏆 Newborn Holistic Ministries! 🏆 They provide material, social, & spiritual services through programs like Martha's Place, a recovery program for women, and Jubilee Arts. Learn more about them ➡️ https://t.co/RAUtizYCew. https://t.co/4qAm0SfCpU
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Mashup Score: 1HLMA Award Application Information | Urban Health Institute - 10 month(s) ago
Learn more about the qualifications, application process, and selection of award recipients. Any group working collaboratively for at least two years on a project that addresses one or more of the following issues in Baltimore City are eligible: poverty, community health and well-being, social justice, and neighborhood development. Collaborations must include at least one community-based organization and at least one Johns Hopkins faculty or staff member. Collaborators can either apply for themselves or
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Requesting proposals for the #BaltimoreHealthEquityImpactGrant! 💰 Awarded to students/faculty at Johns Hopkins collaborating w/ Baltimore-based community agencies/organizations to advance #Bmore's health & well-being. Interested❓ Click here to apply: https://t.co/ZdfznZP1SL. https://t.co/sAMGmI9wff