Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity
This fellowship develops early- to mid-career leaders who are working to eliminate health disparities through intensive learning, coaching, collaboration, and a global peer network.
This fellowship develops early- to mid-career leaders who are working to eliminate health disparities through intensive learning, coaching, collaboration, and a global peer network.
This fellowship supports master’s-level psychology students preparing to provide mental health services to transition-age youth ages 16 through 25 and their families.
This fellowship supports graduate students committed to improving access to culturally responsive care for underserved communities affected by mental health or co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions.
This fellowship supports emerging leaders from many disciplines who are working to reduce dementia-related inequities through education, mentorship, leadership development, research, and community engagement.
This fellowship supports early-career scholars studying economic well-being and early care and education among Hispanic children and families with low incomes through seed funding, mentoring, and professional development.
This mentoring program supports the inclusion and retention of people with disabilities in psychology education and careers by connecting mentees with experienced mentors.
This fellowship supports nonprofit professionals in designing and implementing digital inclusion programs that respond to the needs and contexts of communities most affected by the digital divide.
This internship introduces students to global public health practice, partnerships, policy, and professional development through work that supports health and well-being across communities.
This summer program expands pathways into medicine and biomedical research for undergraduate students from racial and ethnic groups and economically disadvantaged communities that are underrepresented in these fields.
This paid summer internship provides students from underrepresented communities with mentored experience in clinical, social-behavioral, and community-focused HIV research.