CUNY SPH conducts research and implementation through its centers and institutes, many of which are affiliated with institutions both within and outside of the CUNY network.
CUNY SPH conducts research and implementation through its centers and institutes, many of which are affiliated with institutions both within and outside of the CUNY network.
We reduce health inequities in migrant communities and increase access to health and social services.
We implement, evaluate and disseminate community-clinical linkage to preventive care and chronic disease prevention and management in NYC.
An international course offered by CUNY SPH in association with the CUNY SPH Center for Systems and Community Design, the COMBI Institute, and the World Health Organization.
We fulfill the need for new technology and communication approaches that help decision makers better understand and tackle systemic, deep-rooted issues in health.
We promote effective mental health interventions via research, evaluation, training and policy.
We study how environmental and workplace exposures affect health, with the goal of reducing risks and improving outcomes.
We work across disciplines and sectors to make the food system just, healthy and resilient.
We improve population health through better intervention implementation.
An international course offered by CUNY SPH, the COMBI Institute, and the World Health Organization.
The premier public health entrepreneurship platform in the US and leading public health startup accelerator at an accredited graduate school of public health.
To improve the health and wellbeing of the Harlem community by supporting its existing community-based organizations.
Preparing the next generation of public health leaders to stand up for and advance the human right to health.
We ensure that all CUNY students can reach their full health and academic potential by reducing health-related barriers to educational achievement.
Understanding the power embedded in existing global and institutional governance systems and the changes required.