PUBLIC OUTREACH

Each year Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellows work in small groups to conduct public outreach activities which aim to:

• Educate students in health-related fields, professionals, and/or the general public about the nature and seriousness of current, local health disparities and unmet health needs;

• Strengthen existing links among the Schweitzer Fellows Program, community agencies and health professional schools, and site and academic mentors;

• Identify new community organizations and other partners that the Schweitzer Fellows Program may collaborate with in the future.

• Help Fellows develop leadership, organizational, and team building skills useful in future public education activities; and

• Provide Fellows with an experience of collaborative and shared responsibility within a small interdisciplinary group.

2008-2009
Students Stopping Violence

2007-2008
Resources in the Baltimore Community
Violence Prevention Candlelight Vigil

2006-2007
Homelessness

2005-2006 
Holler If You Hear Me!

2004-2005 
Why BELIEVE in Baltimore 101- A symposia in the History, Community, Poverty Arts  and Entertainment in Baltimore
Advocating Better for our Clients-ABCs of Legislation

2002-2003
You Mean I Don’t Have to Feel Like This?
Safety in the Street and in the Home
National Security, Bioterrorism, and Bioethics Collide in Medical Management

2001-2002 
Depression in the Elderly

2000-2001
Safe Senior Seminar
Youth Violence in the City: Current Prevention Strategies and What You Can Do to Help

1999-2000
Complementary Therapies: Unleash the Healer Within
Not Part of My Sentence: Women’s Health Care in Prisons

1998-1999
Death and Dying: Unspoken Perspectives