"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."
We prioritize mental health research and programs aimed at eliminating disparities in vulnerable populations, focusing on improving healthcare system efficiency to achieve optimal wellness.
We examine how the structural distribution of resources and opportunities shape health outcomes, recognizing that political determinants create social drivers that significantly impact health equity.
We support health leaders focused on transforming America's health system to address declining outcomes, prioritizing research and thought leadership that can be operationalized for lasting change.
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.
The DELPH program enhances leadership visibility, networking opportunities, and career advancement for mid- to senior-level public health professionals from underrepresented groups.
The AMA-SHLI Medical Justice in Advocacy Fellowship empowers physicians as advocacy leaders through anti-racist, equity-centered training, equipping them to drive structural policy changes that advance health equity and justice for marginalized communities.