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Two students hold up their LED sneaker prototypes
STEM education
Pint-sized engineers showcase their inventions
Published May 26, 2018
Through the STEM Achievement in Baltimore Elementary Schools program, city youngsters learn science and engineering basics
Dana Sicko piles apples in a pie tin
HopkinsLocal
Hopkins helps local businesses survive, thrive
Published May 26, 2018
Gundalow Gourmet, a boutique catering company based in Govans, has catered more than a dozen meals for Johns Hopkins thanks in part to the HopkinsLocal initiative
Isaiah Segar installs cabinets
HopkinsLocal
Strengthening the pipeline of opportunity
Published May 26, 2018
A strategic partnership with Project JumpStart, a training program that teaches construction skills to city residents, helps Johns Hopkins fulfill its promise to improve economic opportunities in Baltimore
Clayton Smith
HopkinsLocal
Effort to hire locally transforms lives
Published May 26, 2018
Clayton Smith knew he needed a life change, so he left his job driving trucks and began work at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, where he's training to become a nurse
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HopkinsLocal
Initiative to build, hire, and buy locally shows sustained growth
Published May 26, 2018
Johns Hopkins effort to promote economic growth in Baltimore exceeds expectations in second year
A little girl learns about buoyancy
City students get a leg up in STEM fields
Published May 26, 2018
Baltimore youngsters benefit from strategic partnerships with Johns Hopkins and Lockheed Martin
A girl cringes during a blind taste test
Healthy eating 101
Published May 26, 2018 Photos
Baltimore City elementary school students learn kitchen basics at hands-on Hopkins Dining event
A team assemble their roller coaster
STEM education
A challenge full of twists and turns
Published May 26, 2018
Area Girl Scouts learn engineering principles by building miniature roller coasters
Student artwork as part of Baltimore Brain Connect
Brain Week
Building brain connections
Published May 26, 2018
Baltimore students learn about how the brain works, with the help of Johns Hopkins neuroscientists
Photo shows Alexia Smith of the Johns Hopkins University Office of Community Affairs, with Dunbar High School students Caitlun Clark, Nayonna Earl, Simone Wade, and Alvin Winn
P-TECH
Pathways to opportunity
Published May 26, 2018
Through P-TECH program, Baltimore City students get a free associate's degree and entry-level professional experience