Events

Four faculty members in varying stages of innovation, with different areas of concentration, will sit for informal conversations with their Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures (JHTV) representative who has supported their innovation journey. Following the panel, join JHTV for an open-house-style reception, featuring JHTV resources and experts by various innovation pathways, such as corporate relationships, intellectual property, licensing, and startups. Audience members will also be invited to learn more about invention disclosure and first steps.

AI for HOPE (Harnessing the Power of AI for Mental Health) presents a working convening bringing together state legislators, researchers, and practitioners to translate findings from a 50-state legislative review into actionable policy insights for the mid-Atlantic region. The convening will address artificial intelligence governance in behavioral health at the state and regional level. In-person participants will engage in working sessions to produce a regional gap analysis and policy translation briefs for dissemination.

This discussion brings together leading voices from history, economics, and journalism to explore how businesspeople and economic elites have shaped politics and society—from antiquity to the present. Together, the panelists will consider how the concentration of wealth has influenced governance, public discourse, and social structures across time and what insights the past can offer for understanding today's democratic challenges.

The Opioid Industry Documents Archive (OIDA) is hosting a unique, virtual, three-day symposium that offers a series of complementary panels that demonstrates OIDA's value in addressing fundamental questions of importance to historians, health policy and legal experts, journalists, archivists, and people with lived experience. 

This training teaches survival techniques for an active-assailant scenario, including what to expect when the police arrive. The course is delivered by the Johns Hopkins Public Safety training team and is built on the Run. Hide. Fight. strategy.

Hosted by the Doctoral Life Design Studio, Horizons by Hopkins is Johns Hopkins University's flagship career exploration conference for doctoral students and postdocs. It's designed to help doctoral students and postdocs make sense of their career options and prepare for what's next. Lunch will be served during the opening conversation. Doctoral students and postdocs are invited to join an alumni reception at the close of the day.

The Opioid Industry Documents Archive (OIDA) is hosting a unique, virtual, three-day symposium that offers a series of complementary panels that demonstrates OIDA's value in addressing fundamental questions of importance to historians, health policy and legal experts, journalists, archivists, and people with lived experience. 

The Center for Health/Salud and Opportunity for Latines (Centro SOL) and the HEAL Refugee Health & Asylum Collaborative (HEAL) present the 2026 conference as a space to connect, reflect, and leverage our collective voices to advance health equity, launching with a leadership seminar titled "Building Team Resilience in Complex Systems: Strengthening Collective Capacity for Action." Open to community health work professionals; volunteer opportunities available for students.

To close out the Health Equity Jam Sessions for the 2025-26 academic year, two former scholars of the Center's Mid-Atlantic Center for Cardiometabolic Health (MACCH) Project will discuss their experience as MACCH scholars and the findings of their pilot projects, with an emphasis on two major focus areas: adolescent health and food systems for health.

The Opioid Industry Documents Archive (OIDA) is hosting a unique, virtual, three-day symposium that offers a series of complementary panels that demonstrates OIDA's value in addressing fundamental questions of importance to historians, health policy and legal experts, journalists, archivists, and people with lived experience.