Women to watch: A look at the ladies making change at Johns Hopkins University
Dr. Keshia Pollack Porter and Maria Tildon are two Black women making a difference at Johns Hopkins University, advancing public health and policy change. They share their experiences and inspirations, highlighting the importance of equity and fairness in their work.
Dr. Keshia Pollack Porter is the dean of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She works to advance policy change for safe and healthy environments. Maria Tildon is a public policy expert and vice president of Government, Community and Economic Partnerships. She leads a team and shapes public policy with a lens of equity and fairness. Both women are committed to creating positive change in their communities. They strive to ensure that resources and influence create opportunities, particularly for the Black community.
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