Events

This dynamic panel discussion will debate the philosophical, financial, and health implications of a reimagined health care system that pushes the boundaries of traditional care to include investments in mitigating harmful social determinants of health—an approach that has supporting and opposing views.

The Johns Hopkins Center for Women's Health, Sex & Gender Research 18th Annual Symposium features Kathryn G. Schubert, president and CEO of the Society for Women's Health Research, as keynote speaker followed by lunch and a poster session.

Kara Mae Harris, author of the popular Maryland-centric food blog Old Line Plate, will discuss the long history of Baltimore's food culture, its decades of changing culinary trends, and the traditional foods that have become staples of the Baltimore experience.

Join the Johns Hopkins Below the Belt Stride and Thrive 5K on a course through the Maryland Zoo in support of the Kelly Gynecologic Oncology Service. Free for virtual participants (without a T-shirt) and for children under age 2.

Join an upcoming Bunting Neighborhood Leadership Program information session, hosted by the Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute, to hear directly from past Bunting Fellows about their experiences and get your questions answered.

Kurt Herzer, principal at Rubrum Advising, will give a talk titled "Transforming Health Care Value at the Intersection of Technology, Data Science, and Patient Care" followed by a Q&A as part of the Leading Change: Perspectives from Outside of Medicine Conversation Series.

Evergreen will celebrate the closing of Leave No Trace: John Work Garrett in the American Outdoors with an evening of music by soprano Teresa Ferrara, storytelling, natural history, and campfire camaraderie.

In this comprehensive, multi-modal workshop hosted by the Lerner Center for Public Health Advocacy, public health faculty and staff will learn fundamental advocacy skills, workshop specific policy issues, and gain real-world insights on how to achieve public health goals.