Every program and project across the institute, organized by center. Choose one to learn more.
SHLI
The DELPH program enhances leadership visibility, networking opportunities, and career advancement for mid- to senior-level public health professionals.
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 Satcher Health Leadership Institute at Morehouse School of Medicine, in partnership with the Kessler Foundation, leads a comprehensive initiative focused on advancing medical cannabis research, policy, and access for populations 65 and older and vulnerable communities. This groundbreaking collaboration brings together researchers, policymakers, and advocates to develop evidence-based solutions that address health equity challenges in cannabis healthcare delivery.
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.
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.
Unites 100 Black Men of Atlanta, The King Center, and Morehouse School of Medicine to coordinate research, data, and community action on gun violence across Metro Atlanta.
GHEI
A month-long fourth-year elective in India giving students immersive exposure to Siddha Medicine and natural products research.
An annual gathering of health leaders, researchers, and students, honoring a David Satcher Award recipient each year.
An annual student immersion at the UN University for Peace in Costa Rica, building the cross-cultural fluency global health work demands.
Ongoing talks bringing global health researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to Morehouse School of Medicine.
Research and training collaborations in Ghana, Senegal, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Zambia, Rwanda, Malawi, Jamaica, and India.
An annual August 31 observance recognizing the role of traditional medicine systems in global health.
KSCMHE
The Kennedy-Satcher Center for Mental Health Equity is a collaborative effort toward equal treatment of mental health and substance use disorders.