The Brown School of Public Health Annual Fund provides critical, flexible support to train future public health leaders across the globe, advance knowledge on pressing health challenges, and enhance population health and well-being for all.
Public Health Annual Fund
Advancing the School of Public Health's high impact work in improving human health for all.
Support public health today.
With your help, we can tackle the pressing problems of today and train the public health leaders of tomorrow.
Your gift to the Public Health Annual Fund supports:
- Advancing the School's work in high-impact public health areas, including pandemic preparedness and response, information disorders, climate and health, and health policy.
- Providing financial assistance for students so they can fully commit to their education and prepare them to solve the public health challenges of tomorrow.
- Bringing accomplished researchers and educators to Brown to further the School's research efforts and teach the next generation of public health professionals.
I have long called Rhode Island home; however, it is my experience in the Health Equity Scholar (HES) program that has opened my eyes to the special, community-oriented place that it is. HES connections have brought us closer to both the community and to each other. I have been able to explore my interests in immigrant health and health disparities in Rhode Island Latinx communities through gaining hands-on exposure working with Clínica Esperanza, an experience made possible because of Brown and the HES program.
Health Equity Scholar
Health Equity Scholars Program Fund
Eliminating health disparities requires bold ideas, diverse perspectives, and a commitment to serve the most vulnerable communities. The Health Equity Scholars program at Brown is equipping future leaders with the knowledge and support they need to transform public health for the better.
Students participating in the Health Equity Scholars program come from three pathways: alumni of historically Black colleges and universities, alumni of Hispanic-serving institutions, and residents of Rhode Island.
Through the Health Equity Scholars Program Fund, donors are providing specialized training and financial aid to exceptional Master of Public Health (MPH) candidates—enabling them to develop the leadership and technical skills needed to combat health inequities and become the public health leaders of the future.
Improve human health for all.
Be part of the School of Public Health's mission to enhance population health and well-being on a large scale.