Over 12 weeks, our 11th and 12th grade scholars from across Lancaster County and the east coast have heard from over 12 physicians and health professionals, learned about various health allied fields, and gained a high level understanding of health equity and research. In 10 research groups, our Pipeline Dreams: High School scholars accepted the challenge to think critically about health disparities and create and present a research proposal. This Student Research Expo celebrates our students' hard work, commitment to their future and serves as an opportunity to compete for a Summer Internship Opportunity. 

Click here to register today!

Head to https://healthequitylancaster.org to RSVP for the 2024 Health Equity Music Festival. Enjoy amazing performances from the best local talent and access health resources and information for you and your family including

• Covid-19 Home Tests and Vaccinations

• Flu Vaccinations

• HPV Vaccinations

• STI Testing

• Mammograms

• and other health information!

Interested in getting involved with the event? Click here to sign up and support the event as a volunteer.

Head to https://healthequitylancaster.org to RSVP for the 2024 Health Equity Music Festival. Enjoy amazing performances from the best local talent and access health resources and information for you and your family including

• Covid-19 Home Tests and Vaccinations

• Flu Vaccinations

• HPV Vaccinations

• STI Testing

• Mammograms

• and other health information!

Interested in getting involved with the event? Click here to sign up and support the event as a volunteer.

Black women face significant challenges when it comes to their health and well-being, including higher rates of maternal mortality, pregnancy-related complications, and limited access to quality healthcare. This workshop will delve into the root causes of these disparities and the impact they have on Black mothers and families, as well as explore ways to create change in our community.

Join us for an engaging discussion featuring Dr. Sharee Livingston of Patients R Waiting, Tess Feiler of YWCA Lancaster, and Adam Hosey of Planned Parenthood Keystone. The workshop will include a thought-provoking conversation and an opportunity to learn and take action on this critical issue.

The workshop will be held on Tuesday, February 21st from 6-8 PM at the Millersville Student Memorial Center on Millersville University's campus. Dinner will be provided for attendees.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn, engage, and take action on the important issue of Black Maternal Health. Register now to secure your spot and be a part of this crucial conversation.

The project dedicated an issue of the magazine to a re-examination of the legacy of slavery in the United States, at the anniversary of the 1619 arrival of the first enslaved people to Virginia.

The project dedicated an issue of the magazine to a re-examination of the legacy of slavery in the United States, at the anniversary of the 1619 arrival of the first enslaved people to Virginia.

An unforgettable young adult debut novel-in-verse that redefines what it means to "make it," touching on themes of mental illness, sexual assault, food insecurity and gentrification. When We Make It is a love letter to girls who were taught to believe they would not make it at all. The verse is evocative and insightful, and readers are sure to be swept into Sarai's world and rooting for her long after they close the book.

Trading prose for poetry, Elizabeth Acevedo's 2018 novel The Poet X dives deep into the themes of religion and sexuality through the journal of fifteen-year-old Xiomara, a tenth grader struggling against her mother's stringent Catholicism.