Baltimore Health Equity Impact Grants
The Baltimore Health Equity Impact Grants fund collaborative research projects between JHU researchers and Baltimore community organizations to address health disparities and advance health equity in Baltimore.
Funder: Johns Hopkins University
Due Dates (Anticipated): July 2027 (Application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Up to $20,000 for faculty-community projects; $10,000 for graduate/postdoc-community; $4,000 for undergraduate-community projects (one-year awards).
Summary: Supports collaborative community-university projects to advance health equity and well-being for Baltimore residents.
Key Information: Requires a partnership between JHU faculty or students and a Baltimore-based community organization.
Description
The Baltimore Health Equity Impact Grants, administered by the Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute, are designed to stimulate and advance meaningful collaborations between Johns Hopkins University researchers (faculty or students) and Baltimore community organizations. The program supports research and program development projects that show strong potential to advance health equity and improve the well-being of Baltimore residents. Funding is available for faculty-community and student-community partnerships, with a strong emphasis on projects that address health disparities and demonstrate impactful, collaborative work.
