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Rita Wilson Grant Fund supports student innovations
Innovating for the public good
Yale School of Public Health innovates solutions to many public health problems, including chronic diseases, social inequality, climate change, pandemic threats, and gun violence.
YSPH’s innovations have the potential to change the world, one community at a time. Our faculty, students, alumni, and staff solve hard problems, working with community partners to develop and sustain solutions over time.
Public Health Innovators Video Series
Meet YSPH faculty members, staff, students, and alumni who are pursuing innovative research and projects, from cancer diagnosis to medication adherence, to supporting future innovators at YSPH and beyond.
This video series highlights innovators who are featured in our digital magazine, Yale Public Health: Innovating for the Public Good.
Innovative Exchange Speaker Series
InnovateHealth Yale and the Sustainable Health initiative have launched a new speaker series to help foster an entrepreneurial mindset among students. This series aims to create a welcoming and inclusive environment where students interested in global health innovation come together to learn and connect.
Upcoming Events
May 20243Friday
Everyone Divya Balaji KamerkaFinal Innovation Exchange: Divya Balaji Kamerkar
Bio: Divya Balaji Kamerkar is the CEO and Co-founder of Pinky Promise, the world's first instant AI clinic for sexual and reproductive health of women. Women can connect with a Pinky Promise gynecologist 24x7, and instantly get a diagnosis and care for their issues. Before Pinky Promise, Divya has worked for the Delhi Government and in management consulting at The Bridgespan Group. She is also a published author in several peer reviewed medical and scientific journals.
Divya holds a B.S. in Biology from Yale University, and an MBA from Wharton, University of Pennsylvania where she was on the Director's List. She is also a Yale Global Health Fellow and a Forte Fellow.