Global Health Equity Internship Program
This 10- to 12-week internship offers remote or hybrid experience in global health equity, coalition work, ethical practice, and collaborative approaches to community health.
Injury and Violence Prevention Internship
This internship gives students practical experience supporting public health education, policy, and practice related to injury and violence prevention.
Community Health Internship Program
This paid seven-week summer internship places health and social service students with community organizations to complete projects shaped by community-defined needs and learn about the conditions that influence health.
Public Health Policy Internship
This internship provides hands-on experience connecting public health science, policy, and practice while supporting advocacy and policy change at multiple levels.
Health Equity Internship Program
This internship helps build the public health workforce by giving students meaningful experience with programs and initiatives designed to advance health equity in Maryland.
Summer Program for Undergraduate Rising Stars
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.
City Health Dashboard
This interactive dashboard offers more than 45 measures of health and the drivers of health for over 1,200 U.S. cities, helping users compare communities and inform local action.
County Health Rankings & Roadmaps Health Data
This data resource allows users to explore and compare county and state measures of health, well-being, and community conditions and download data for local planning and advocacy.
National Equity Atlas
This data and policy platform provides indicators on racial and economic equity that users can compare across cities, regions, counties, states, and the nation to strengthen advocacy and decision-making.
Neighborhood Atlas and Area Deprivation Index
This mapping and data resource uses the Area Deprivation Index to show neighborhood-level disadvantage based on income, education, employment, and housing conditions that can influence health.