Events

This Hop Talk focuses on planetary health and the medical pathway, exploring how environmental factors shape disease risk, health outcomes, and access to care.

Howard Bauchner, a world-renowned pediatrician, academic leader, and distinguished member of the National Academy of Medicine, will be speaking on open science and the future of scientific publication, focusing on issues such as open access, subjective interpretation of the medical literature, and ways to improve research integrity.

The Johns Hopkins Public Safety training team is pleased to host "Civilian Response to Active Assailant Events." This presentation focuses on what community members should do in the event of an active assailant based on the best practices found in Run. Hide. Fight.

Drawing on recent archival research, Johns Hopkins Museums Director Lori Finkelstein will discuss the history of Evergreen's workforce in relation to larger free and enslaved domestic labor patterns in Baltimore between the 1850s and the 1930s.

Learn about spirituals as the cultural bedrock of American sound with Distinguished Visiting Faculty artist Darin Atwater in the first of his SLANG Lectures. The groundbreaking SLANG (Sonic Language, Archive, and New Groove) series includes performances, lectures, and interactive digital elements in a celebration of vernacular music.

More than just a walk—it's a movement. The Johns Hopkins Out of the Darkness Walk, supporting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, is an annual event to raise awareness, break the stigma, and offer support to those affected by suicide and mental health struggles. This isn't just about walking—it's about honoring lives, sharing hope, and taking action for a future where mental health is prioritized.

Join the Hopkins Center for Health Disparities Solutions (HCHDS) Annual Symposium to examine how geographic, social, and structural contexts shape population health. Shervin Assari, an associate professor of internal medicine, family medicine, and public health at Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science, will give the keynote address titled "Contribution of Diminished Returns to Place‑Based Health Disparities Outcomes."

Join the Data Science and AI Institute for an empowering event celebrating leading women in the fields of data science and AI, featuring a dynamic keynote speaker, panel discussions, and a poster session showcasing innovative research and projects by Johns Hopkins University women. All are welcome.

In preparation for current and future teaching roles, this workshop series, hosted by the Johns Hopkins Teaching Academy, emphasizes the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion as central to effective teaching. Those who attend all three days and complete the reflection exercise will receive a certificate of completion. This session covers recognizing and supporting both students' mental health needs and your own.

Join the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life for their Belonging Brunches—all Johns Hopkins affiliates are welcome.