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News from the School of Public Health

People enjoying the Broccoli City festival in Congress Heights, a residential neighborhood in Washington D.C. rooted in African American history, art and culture. A new Healthy Places Seed Grant from the University of Maryland School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (MAPP) and the School of Public Health will fund a project preserving the culture and history, uncover erased or unheard narratives and seek to elevate restorative justice outcomes in this and other area neighborhoods.

New Seed Grants Sow Interdisciplinary Research Between MAPP, School of Public Health

Professor Amy Sapkota and Sahra Ibrahimi stand next to each other holding glass-like awards.

Sapkota, Ibrahimi Receive Women of Influence Awards

SPH faculty pose with UMD President Pines and Provost Rice at the 2023 Maryland Research Excellence Celebration

Celebrating SPH Research Excellence