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65 cities representing 12 countries are now part of the Bloomberg Philanthropies City Data Alliance. This week, we welcomed 23 new mayors to the City Data Alliance at @johnshopkinsu : 🔹 Mayor Carolina Mejía of Santo Domingo, D.R. 🔹 Mayor Richard Vernon of Montego Bay, JAM 🔹 Mayor Dawn Arnold of Moncton, New Brunswick 🔹 Mayor Rob Burton of Oakville, Ontario 🔹 Mayor Mark Sutcliffe of Ottawa, Ontario 🔹 Mayor Matthew Tuerk of Allentown, PA 🔹 Mayor Kelly Girtz of Athens-Clarke County, GA 🔹 Mayor Eric Genrich of Green Bay, WI 🔹 Mayor Jon Mitchell of New Bedford, MA 🔹 Mayor Justin Elicker of New Haven, CT 🔹 Mayor André Sayegh of Paterson, NJ 🔹 Mayor Eduardo Martinez of Richmond, CA 🔹 Mayor Matthew Mahan of San José, CA 🔹 Mayor Jane Castor of Tampa, FL 🔹 Mayor John Carli of Vacaville, CA 🔹 Mayor Esteban Allasino of Luján de Cuyo, AR 🔹 Mayor Ramón Lanús of San Isidro, AR 🔹 Mayor Rossana Chahla of San Miguel de Tucumán, AR 🔹 Mayor Diego Valenzuela of Tres de Febrero, AR 🔹 Mayor Pablo Silva Perez of San Fernando, CL 🔹 Mayor Jorge Humberto Rivas Urrea of Rionegro, COL 🔹 Mayor Ricardo Quiñónez Lemus of Ciudad de Guatemala, GT 🔹 Mayor Gabriel Antonio Madrid Orúe of Piura, PE We look forward to supporting these leaders and their cities to harness the power of data to innovate public services and produce better outcomes for residents. Learn more at the link in bio.

Hosted by the JHU Black Faculty and Staff Association, this year’s Juneteenth celebration had a full schedule of panel discussions, performances, and speakers organized under the theme, “Culture of Resilience Celebrating Heritage, Amplifying Voices, and Nurturing Pride.” Five new members were also honored at the Indispensable Role of Blacks at Johns Hopkins induction ceremony.

Celebrating Baltimore Pride with our Hopkins community 🌈🫶 Video Description: Various clips of Hopkins affiliates and Jay, the JHU mascot, celebrating outside while walking in the Baltimore Pride Parade wearing “Pride” T-shirts and colorful rainbow accessories.

It’s Jay’s special day! 💙🐦 #NationalMascotDay

Homewood, they could never make me hate you Video Description: Video starts with a short clip showing Wyman Quad on the Homewood campus with green grass, flowers, and a lot of trees on a sunny day. The video follows with seven images showing various spots on the Homewood campus.

Johns Hopkins proudly celebrates Pride 🌈 Here’s what Pride means to @hopkinsmedicine staff member Dariel and @johnshopkinsu student Kylah ➡️

Starting summer off right with Mission BBQ, music, giveaways, and raffle prizes at yesterday’s graduate student gathering!

And that’s a wrap! Class of 2024, you did it 🎓🎉 Video Description: Video starts with drone footage of Homewood Field followed by several clips of graduates dressed in regalia. The video continues with clips of Commencement speakers and performers and then ends with graduates throwing confetti in celebration.

Congratulations to the Class of 2024! 🎓 Today marks the culmination of years of hard work and the beginning of many new journeys. We can’t wait to see how you Blue Jays change the world 💙🐦

Part 2! Thank you to graduating seniors Mikayla, Sejal, Maansi, and Jack for their words of wisdom! 🎓 Video Description: Video opens up with a blue text slide that has “2024 SENIORS! What’s a piece of advice you would give your first-year self?” followed by students outside on the Homewood campus talking into a microphone.

Final exams ✅ Move-out ✅ Senior Week celebrations ✅ NEXT UP ➡️ Commencement

If you could give advice to your first-year self, what would you say? Reid Xu, graduating senior, said say YES to opportunities that come your way. With over 450 student-run organizations, 40 sports clubs and intramurals, and 50 community service groups, there are endless opportunities and new experiences waiting for you at Hopkins! Video Description: Video opens with a blue “2024” text slide followed by a student outside on the Homewood campus talking into a microphone.