Voices of Equity students at a campus activities fair

Nationwide · Student-led · 501(c)(3)

Building a More Equitable Future, One Voice at a Time

Voices of Equity is a nationwide movement empowering students, healthcare professionals, and community leaders to raise awareness, take action, and drive meaningful change in the fight for health equity

Our Purpose

To educate, inspire, and empower communities and future healthcare leaders on health equity issues through impactful content, storytelling, and actionable community-based initiatives

Integral to the mission of Voices of Equity is education and outreach. Through our chapters across undergraduate institutions we empower students to gain hands-on experience in the fight against health disparities. All of our chapters are led by undergraduates and managed by the Voices of Equity National Chapter Leader. Chapters are dedicated to on the ground work, combating health disparities through educational, philanthropic, and outreach efforts.

How We Work

Educate. Inspire. Empower.

Educate

Educate

We equip students, healthcare professionals, and communities with accessible resources, engaging workshops, and thought-provoking discussions to raise awareness about systemic health disparities and the social determinants of health.

Inspire

Inspire

Through storytelling, lived experiences, and expert insights, we spark passion and motivation in the next generation of changemakers, encouraging them to prioritize health equity in their careers and communities.

Empower

Empower

By providing leadership opportunities, establishing campus chapters, and fostering advocacy initiatives, we empower individuals with the tools, network, and support they need to take tangible action in addressing health inequities nationwide.

By The Numbers

Impact at a Glance

Impact is measured in mobilization — the partnerships built, the initiatives launched, and the undergraduates equipped to lead.

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Chapters

Across the United States and Canada — grown from a single Cornell chapter founded in December 2024.

Chapter members presenting their community impact

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Student Members

Undergraduates running health equity programming on their own campuses.

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Events Run

Workshops, panels, tabling drives and fundraisers led by chapters.

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Partner Organizations

Community health organizations our chapters work alongside as stakeholders.

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Community Initiatives

Programs co-designed with local partners through our five-phase framework.

$0+ raised through chapter fundraisers, national campaigns, and individual and corporate giving — supporting community and educational events run by chapters nationwide.

Plus 100,000+ views across our educational and advocacy content.

Our Chapter Network

Cornell UniversityCarnegie MellonHoward UniversityMITUCLAUC BerkeleyHarvardUPennYaleNYUOhio StatePurdueUConnUT AustinWashUUNC Chapel HillBinghamtonGeorgia TechUSCMcGillCornell UniversityCarnegie MellonHoward UniversityMITUCLAUC BerkeleyHarvardUPennYaleNYUOhio StatePurdueUConnUT AustinWashUUNC Chapel HillBinghamtonGeorgia TechUSCMcGill

What We Do

Key Initiatives

Building health equity through education, activation, and community-driven change.

Educate Communities

Educate Communities

We equip communities with accessible, relevant education on the root causes of health inequities — from systemic barriers to local challenges — through online content, our VoE curriculum, and interactive discussions.

Inspire Action

Inspire Action

We motivate individuals — from student leaders to future healthcare professionals — to take meaningful steps toward equity. Through storytelling, collaboration, and leadership development, we turn awareness into collective action.

Empower Impact

Empower Impact

We implement student-led, community-based initiatives tailored to the needs of underserved populations, in partnership with healthcare professionals and local organizations across the country.

Chapter members at a general body meeting

Join Our Community

Connect with changemakers building a more equitable future for all.