Summer HIV/AIDS Research Program
This paid summer internship provides students from underrepresented communities with mentored experience in clinical, social-behavioral, and community-focused HIV research.
Center for Climate, Health and Equity Internship
This internship gives students experience supporting work at the intersection of climate change, health equity, environmental justice, and public health advocacy.
Native American Research Internship
This internship supports the academic, career, and personal development of Native American students interested in health science careers through mentored research and professional development.
Census Reporter
This free, user-friendly platform turns U.S. Census and American Community Survey data into community profiles, comparison tables, maps, and downloadable files covering demographics, income, education, housing, insurance, and other social conditions.
Health Equity Tracker
This free data and visualization platform helps users explore health outcomes and social conditions across demographic groups and locations to identify inequities and support community action.
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.
Child Opportunity Index
This neighborhood-level index brings together 44 indicators of educational, health and environmental, social, and economic opportunity to help users understand the conditions children experience across the United States.