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21st Century Cities
How Baltimore can help businesses prosper
Published Sept 28, 2017
New report from 21st Century Cities Initiative examines how funding in Baltimore affects small businesses, economic growth
The six from Hopkins who have been honored in the annual 40 Under 40 list compiled by the Baltimore Business Journal are: (top row, from left) John Avirett, Sarah Hemminger, and David Narrow; and (bottom row, from left) Wendy Osefo, Sashank Red
40 Under 40
Six from Hopkins honored
Published Aug 24, 2017
Hopkins entrepreneurs, alums earn recognition from 'Baltimore Business Journal'
Stephanie and George Zuo
Urban policy
Medicine grad shares Abell Award
Published Aug 7, 2017
Proposal suggests using psychotherapy to help break cycle of violent behavior among Baltimore youth
CityLab Baltimore
Experts discuss pressing urban issues
Published Aug 3, 2017
Hopkins faculty members, alums weigh in on blight, opioids, and other challenges faced by cities
Baltimore Pride
Blue Jays let their colors fly
Published June 19, 2017 Photos
About 200 members of the Johns Hopkins community march in parade at annual city festival
Participants in the 'Investing in Baltimore discussion pose for a photo
21st century cities
Investing with intent
Published May 18, 2017
JHU welcomes CEOs, leaders for discussion of strategies for expanding economic opportunity in Baltimore
Dialogue across divides
Published Spring 2017
The Conversation Thread program, created in part by Hopkins alum Sarah Hemminger, helps bridge Baltimore's divided communities / Johns Hopkins Magazine
HopkinsLocal
Marked progress in year one
Published March 9, 2017
University, Health System initiative to promote economic growth in Baltimore on track after first year
COMMUNITY
How the Bloomberg School is 'Engaging Baltimore'
Published Feb 27, 2017
Outreach effort involves diverse array of collaborations by all departments of the school to support local communities
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Community
Down(town) on the farm
Published Fall 2016
The food grown in cities may be less important than the growth in community cohesion and cooperation / Johns Hopkins Magazine