Events

This Q&A session is for those interested in applying for the 2025 Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute Baltimore Health Equity Impact Grants, with plenty of time for questions.

Celebrate 10 years of edible books at Read It & Eat It, the Sheridan Libraries' annual edible book festival.

The documentary is a firsthand account of the war in Ukraine, told by ordinary people who join the citizen army to fight against the erasure of their country and culture

Join the Second Annual National School Redesign Showcase, hosted by the Everyone Graduates Center at Johns Hopkins University, to engage with school teams from across the country as they share innovative ideas for transforming schools.

Interested in earning a graduate degree in the U.K.? Please join the Johns Hopkins National Fellowships Program for an online info session about the Churchill, Gates Cambridge, Marshall, and Rhodes Scholarships, which fund one to three years of study.

This event hosted by the Center for Mental Health and Addiction Policy will convene experts in mental health, corrections, and policy to examine the current state of suicide prevention in jails and explore innovative solutions. The conversation begins at 4 p.m., followed by a networking reception at 5:30 p.m.

Are you preparing to move out of your apartment? Speakers will share cleaning tips, show you how to fill small nail holes, and offer participants a list of places to donate your unwanted household goods and clothes.

Staff from the Johns Hopkins National Fellowships Program will discuss writing personal statements for all types of applications. Open to all Johns Hopkins students and recent graduates.

How many candidates with "invisible identities" use their identities in campaigns? Are these strategies effective amongst racial in-group and out-group voters in America? As part of SNF Agora's Academy Workshop series, Leann Mclaren will explore the case of Black immigrant politicians.

Samuel Moyn of Yale University, Seyla Benhabib of Columbia Law School, and Hassan Jabareen of Adalah will discuss allegations of human rights violations, the application of international humanitarian law, and the role of global advocacy in shaping narratives.