SPH Snapshot: April 22-26, 2019.

On Tuesday, the Maternal & Child Health Center of Excellence partnered with the Center for Innovation in Social Work & Health for a discussion on how to break the school-to-prison pipeline. Photo credit: Nilagia McCoy.

Trish Elliott, clinical assistant professor of community health sciences, pictured far right, moderated the panel discussion which explored ways to improve youth health and education. Photo credit: Nilagia McCoy.

SPH is participating in YW Boston's Stand Against Racism Campaign for the month of April to raise awareness about the negative impact of institutional racism.

The Department of Community Health Sciences, Career and Practicum Office, and Students of Color for Public Health hosted a CAPDIE Social Justice Series event Wednesday, on how to address conversations with employers about equity and belonging in the workplace.

An SPH student parks her bike in the chilly weather that brought off-and-on rain showers this week.

At least the spring showers brought April flowers to campus.

On Thursday, the Activist Lab collaborated with the City of Boston and other partners for the city's first-ever Needle Take-Back Day, during which participating community health centers served as safe disposal sites.

City Councilor Annissa Essabi-George, center, organized the event as part of her ongoing efforts to promote proper sharps disposal.

Students enjoy a night out at sea during the 24th annual SPH Odyssey Harbor Cruise on Friday evening.