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Farm to chapel
Published Sept 22, 2017
As a Community Impact Intern, Awoenam Mauna-Woanya worked to combat food insecurity in communities hampered by a lack of access to healthy food
Committed to Baltimore
Published Summer 2017
Public Service and Social Concern Affinity Group connects alumni with volunteer and engagement opportunities / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Locally sourced
Published Summer 2017
Alum Affan Sheikh oversees JHU's HopkinsLocal program to buy, hire, and build local / Johns Hopkins Magazine
A different lens
Published Summer 2017
Popscope's Audrey Buckland wants to bring Baltimore together with pop-up telescope nights / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Renard Gardner leans against his white work van
BLOCAL
Building better business leaders
Published Sept 22, 2017
BUILD College, a program under the BLocal effort, helps local business owners brush up on important management skills
Thomas Dolby works with two young male singers at microphones while another man mixes sound on a laptop computer
10x2020: Shared goals
Strengthening communities
Published Sept 22, 2017 Video
As Baltimore's largest anchor institution, Johns Hopkins is committed to making the city as strong as it can be through service, education, and investment
Ron Daniels poses with a woman wearing a
Eager Park
A new community centerpiece
Published Sept 22, 2017 Photos
Johns Hopkins celebrates ribbon-cutting for 5.5-acre park with Baltimore leaders
SABES
City students engineer solutions
Published Sept 22, 2017
Kids use science to help their neighborhoods, the capstone to a five-year STEM education pilot program co-led by JHU, BCPS
Exterior marquee at dusk
Marquee moment
A grand premiere for renovated Parkway Theatre
Published Sept 22, 2017 Photos
Long-dark 102-year-old theater reopens in Station North, will be permanent home of the Maryland Film Festival
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