Join the Maternal & Child Health Student Organization (MCHSO) for our Board & Brew Fundraiser Social!

Community members are invited into a warm, supportive space for love, healing, and authentic connection. Whether you’re experiencing loss, navigating life changes, or simply looking for community, you’ll meet others who are committed to supporting one another on their healing journeys.

Walk with the Maternal & Child Health Student Organization (MCHSO) and the Graduate Student Association (GSA) to support the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk for Greater Philadelphia & New Jersey.

"Preparing Your Data For Spatial Linkages in Research With Secondary Health Data Sources" will be an interactive, hands-on session where you will learn to identify spatial information in your data and leverage it by connecting to secondary data sources.

Join the Ubuntu Center on Racism, Global Movements, and Population Health Equity with Ashley Gripper, PhD, MPH, assistant professor in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health and the Ubuntu Center, whose talk focuses on rethinking how to evaluate impact through collective self-determination, embodied earth care, and Ubuntu.

All female-identifying community members are invited into a warm, supportive space for love, healing, and authentic connection. Whether you’re experiencing loss, navigating life changes, or simply looking for community, you’ll meet others who are committed to supporting one another on their healing journeys. Led by Sherita Mouzon, a trained trauma-informed facilitator from the Center for Hunger-Free Communities, Sister Circle offers a safe and respectful environment for women and female-identifying people of every age, race, and background. Sessions are offered in person on Wednesdays from 4 – 5 p.m. in Nesbitt Hall Room 340 and Fridays from 1 – 2 p.m. in Nesbitt Hall Room 132. Come to whichever session fits your schedule—no registration required.

Join Network Nation for an inspiring gathering at Triple Bottom Brewery where you can connect with local advocacy organizations and discover resources to lead community change. This event highlights how taking action serves as a powerful pathway for individuals and communities to heal our trauma. You’ll have opportunities to meet organizations and connect with other community members who are ready to stand up, speak out, and take action to make change in their own neighborhoods and across Philadelphia.   This event is planned and lead by Network Nation, a community-member–led organization of alumni of the Building Wealth and Health Network, and made possible through the generous support of Women’s Way and Triple Bottom Brewery. Together we can heal — and hold the power to create lasting change.

Join the Dornsife Department of Community Health and Prevention for a talk with Dr. Basak Tas, Research Fellow at the National Addiction Centre, King’s College London, who will share her innovative research on opioid overdose prevention and treatment.

Coffee & Convos offers students and alumni or employers an opportunity to connect and network. Bring your own coffee or tea and connect with Alysha Melnyk, MPH '24, Manager, Strategic Partnerships (Global Marketing) at ECRI.

The first Population Health Spotlight Speaker Series event of the new academic year will feature Bruce Lanphear, MD, MPH, preventive medicine physician and professor at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver.