


Founded by the 16th U.S. Surgeon General Dr. David Satcher, we develop diverse leaders, conduct equity-centered research, and drive systemic policy change to achieve health justice for all.


"We need leaders who first care enough.
We need leaders who learn enough.
We need leaders who do enough.
We need leaders who will persevere until the job is done."


Over the past decade, our grants and awards have supported transformative projects that promote health equity and cultivate leadership in underserved communities.
The Kennedy Satcher Center for Mental Health Equity works to ensure everyone has equitable access to mental health care and the opportunities to achieve optimal health outcomes, with a focus on addressing the experiences of marginalized communities within healthcare systems.

Living Proof honors resilience, commemorates lives lost, and amplifies voices of those living—and thriving—with HIV today.

Join us on March 7th for a powerful chat on how Black men can prioritize to protect and uplift Black women and youth.
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By providing policymakers, community leaders, and researchers the data they need to make informed decisions, the Health Equity Tracker supports efforts to achieve health equity and justice for all.

The Medical Justice in Advocacy Fellowship is a collaborative educational initiative to empower physician-led advocacy that advances optimal health for all people and communities.

In this together to end this together. Through educational opportunities, collaborative partnerships, resources, advocacy, and active community engagement, SHLI wants to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to THRIVE.

The DELPH program enhances leadership visibility, networking opportunities, and career advancement for mid- to senior-level public health professionals.