Strategic Consultation Grants for Baltimore City
Supports Johns Hopkins faculty research collaborations with Baltimore City agencies to advance health and health equity through targeted, city-responsive research, evaluation, and policy analysis.
Funder: Johns Hopkins University
Due Dates: Rolling basis (applications accepted at any time)
Funding Amounts: Up to $10,000 per project; one-time award per proposal; duration/project period varies by activity.
Summary: Supports Johns Hopkins faculty collaborating with Baltimore City government to advance health and health equity through targeted research, evaluation, and policy consultation.
Description
The Strategic Consultation Grants for Baltimore City, administered by the Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute, are designed to support Johns Hopkins University faculty who are working directly with Baltimore City government or quasi-governmental agencies. The program aims to advance health and health equity in Baltimore by funding projects that respond to city government requests for assistance on significant public health initiatives. Eligible activities include assisting with grant applications for the city, evaluating city programs, conducting short-term research to answer city-identified questions, and providing policy reviews and recommendations for city agencies.
