
Featured Inititives
Where Ideas Become Action
Health education, culture, students, and community partnerships come together through initiatives designed to inform, connect, and create impact.

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The NANA Project
The NANA Project was developed as a grant-funded community health initiative to expand awareness and understanding of Triple Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC), particularly within communities in Georgia and Louisiana.
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Unity in Action: AUC Pre-Med & Pre-Health Mentoring Breakfast
A Black Maternal Health Week initiative that brought together AUC pre-med and pre-health students, physicians, OB-GYNs, medical students, and residents for education, mentorship, and meaningful conversation around the maternal health crisis affecting Black women.


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Using Art to Heal
Breast Cancer Awareness Soirée & Expo
The B. Edmond Project created this immersive community experience to bring breast cancer awareness, healing, and connection to life through art, fashion, music, spoken word, health education, screenings, and wellness resources—while honoring breast cancer survivors and thrivers.
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Public Health in the Community
Creating hands-on opportunities for students to learn alongside health professionals while helping bring useful health information directly into communities.


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Why We Can’t Wait: Homecoming Mentoring & Fundraiser Breakfast Project
An annual homecoming experience connecting high school and undergraduate students with alumni and health professionals for mentorship, career preparation, and exposure to pathways across the health professions.
Through panels, one-on-one mentoring stations, academic guidance, and scholarship fundraising, the program helps students build relationships with professionals who can encourage and guide their next steps.
Grant + Funding Partnerships
Turning Funding Into Community Impact
For foundations, healthcare organizations, universities, government agencies, and corporate health partners seeking a trusted community-facing collaborator.
FUNDING FOCUS AREAS
What We Bring To Funded Initiatives
Built for Collaboration. Designed for Reach
The B. Edmond Project brings community access, program activation, creative communication, student connections, and practical support to funded health initiatives.
COMMUNITY ACCESS
Connect funded initiatives with campuses, organizations, community spaces, and the people they are intended to reach.
CREATIVE TRANSLATION
Turn complex health information into culturally relevant stories, visuals, media, and experiences people can understand and remember.
PROGRAM ACTIVATION
Turn funded concepts into events, workshops, conversations, campaigns, and community experiences.
FEEDBACK + INSIGHT
Gather community perspectives and participant feedback to help inform outreach, programming, and future work
STUDENT PIPELINES
Engage future physicians, public-health professionals, and health leaders in meaningful learning and service opportunities.
PARTNER LINKS
Bring universities, health professionals, nonprofits, advocates, and community partners together around shared goals.
Have a Grant or Funding Opportunity in Mind?
The B. Edmond Project welcomes conversations with foundations, public-health agencies, healthcare systems, universities, corporations, and community organizations seeking an experienced partner for health education, engagement, and culturally responsive outreach.
Let’s explore how we can turn shared goals into meaningful community impact.
Women’s Health • Men’s Health • Maternal Health • Breast Health • Health Equity
• Student Engagement • Arts & Culture • Community Outreach