Events

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.

Join the faculty, staff, and students from the Department of Population, Family, and Reproductive Health and the Center for Global Women's Health and Gender Equity for a Q&A session to learn more about applying and the opportunities as a student within the department, especially related to global women's health and gender equity.

The Center for Visual Arts hosts a Visiting Artist Talk with contemporary artist Hai-Wen Lin, a Taiwanese American artist whose work explores constructions of the body and its surrounding environment. Refreshments to follow.

Join Center for Diversity and Inclusion staff for a weekly hangout to de-stress, enjoy great conversation, eat food, and build community with Johns Hopkins students from all campuses.

Janiece L. Taylor, co-associate director of the RESILENCE Center, explores the powerful and often-overlooked stories of caregivers with disabilities and the unique challenges they face while supporting others.

Arielle Kuperberg, an associate professor of sociology at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County and co-chair of the Council on Contemporary Families, will give a talk titled "Explaining Disparities in Health and Health Care Use Among Trans, Nonbinary, and Other Gender-Expansive College Students" for the Hopkins Population Center.

This session is for students interested in scholarships and fellowships that can fund undergraduate study or research abroad or post-grad service, work, study, or research experiences overseas.

The Johns Hopkins Center for Global Surgery is hosting its 2025 Spring Symposium titled "Surgical Resilience: Innovation and Capacity Building Across the Globe." Come learn from leaders in global surgery and to get to know mentors and colleagues passionate about the field.

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's 2025 Out of the Darkness Walk will include a ceremony with resources, a speaker, some student performances, and some mental health-focused activities.