A piece of Baltimore history is back home at Mervo! Johns Hopkins helped bring a rare Linotype machine, invented by the school’s namesake, back to Baltimore for future generations to learn from. Read more: bit.ly/4yNYNQt #HopkinsLocal #Baltimore

Tomorrow! Join us Oct. 24 at Johns Hopkins Hospital’s Turner Concourse for a free Expungement Clinic & Resource Fair. Connect with expungement services, local resources, and get a free flu vaccine from the JHU School of Nursing. Register: bit.ly/4jO4JUY

Join us Oct. 21 at 5 p.m. for the Laughter Is Medicine Family Comedy Show at Baltimore Comedy Factory! Enjoy comedy with a purpose and support families navigating life’s challenges. Tickets: bit.ly/3TOEJy7 #LaughterIsMedicine

Thank you to everyone who joined our Office of Public Safety Office for Coffee with a Cop! The event brought community members and local law enforcement together for conversation and connection. #HopkinsInTheCommunity #CoffeeWithACop #Baltimore

Baltimore residents, your experiences matter. Take the Baltimore Community Health Needs Assessment to help shape future health programs, services, and priorities that support healthier communities. Take the survey: hopkins.org/JHCHNA #Baltimore

Join us Oct. 24 at Johns Hopkins Hospital’s Turner Concourse for a free Expungement Clinic & Resource Fair, featuring resources and free flu vaccines from the JHU School of Nursing! Details: bit.ly/4yvXwwN #HopkinsInTheCommunity

Join us Oct. 21 at 5 p.m. at Baltimore Comedy Factory for the first Laughter Is Medicine Family Comedy Show, featuring comedians with personal experiences as patients, caregivers, and survivors. Tickets: bit.ly/3TOEJy7 #BaltimoreComedyFactory

GCE recently welcomed Tuscany-Canterbury neighbors for a tour of the new Homewood Early Learning Center. The center will expand enrollment from 92 to 162 children, helping meet childcare needs in the Homewood community! #HopkinsInTheCommunity #EarlyLearning #Childcare

Jennifer Mielke, Director of Baltimore City Government and Community Affairs, recently joined community leaders at the Friends of the Jones Falls Celebration of Champion Fran Flanigan Fundraiser, supporting the Jones Falls Watershed Strategic Plan. #HopkinsInTheCommunity

Johns Hopkins joined fellow urban universities for the University Roundtable in Philadelphia to explore how higher education can strengthen communities. The two-day gathering offered new perspectives on university-community partnerships and neighborhood development.

Baltimore residents: your voice can help shape the future of health in our communities. Take the Baltimore Community Health Survey to share your experiences and help inform future health programs, services, and priorities. Take the survey: hopkins.org/JHCHNA #Baltimore

As National Preparedness Month comes to a close, it’s a good time to keep preparedness top of mind beyond September. A little planning, awareness, and willingness to help can make a difference when an emergency happens. #NationalPreparednessMonth

The Community Health Improvement Strategy Council brought Johns Hopkins Health System teams together for connection, learning, and shared purpose. We also welcomed partners for a discussion on Medicaid eligibility changes and keeping communities connected to care.

For Gail Bauer, giving blood is personal. After donating during Johns Hopkins blood drives, Gail was this year’s FY26 Blood Drive Raffle winner. Her reason for giving is simple: “My family was impacted by the need for blood.” #HopkinsInTheCommunity #BloodDrive #GiveBlood

Strong community health work starts with collaboration. GCE recently brought together Johns Hopkins Health System community health teams to connect, share knowledge, and plan for FY27. Partners also discussed Medicaid changes and keeping communities connected to care.

A great way to kick off the school year! We were glad to join the Renaissance Inn’s annual Back to School Event, bringing Baltimore families and community members together to support local students. Thank you to everyone who made the event possible! #HopkinsInTheCommunity

A decade of innovation is worth celebrating! JHTVs’ FY2026 Annual Report highlights nearly $100M in revenue and $151M in venture capital raised by Hopkins-affiliated startups, helping drive research and Baltimore’s innovation economy. Read more: bit.ly/3U8V3tu

Applications are open for the next Social Innovation Lab cohort! Selected startups receive mentorship, funding opportunities, and access to the Hopkins innovation ecosystem. Priority deadline: Sept. 29. Learn more: bit.ly/4bYOX54 #SocialInnovation

We love seeing local Baltimore businesses grow in our community. Sauce Kings recently brought its food to R House, giving the Hopkins community a chance to support a local business. #HopkinsLocal #BaltimoreBusiness

As D.C. prepares for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, government and community leaders gathered at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center to discuss event details, safety, and ways to support the community. Thanks to all who joined the conversation! #Freedom250 #HopkinsInTheCommunity