Despite advancements in medicine, health outcomes remain uneven across populations due to social, economic, and systemic factors. This research project investigates the root causes and potential solutions to health disparities through a public health lens. Students will identify a specific health disparity, such as differences in chronic disease prevalence, access to care, or mental health outcomes, and develop research questions grounded in epidemiological literature, community health frameworks, and social determinants of health. The project emphasizes mixed-methods research, incorporating qualitative interviews, focus groups, or surveys, as well as statistical data analysis using public health datasets. The project culminates in a proposal for a community health intervention that translates students’ research into a concrete solution addressing a specific health disparity. Students will design a targeted intervention, such as a public awareness campaign, school-based initiative, or community outreach program, supported by data, stakeholder insights, and public health frameworks. The proposal will emphasize feasibility, ethical considerations, and the potential for real-world impact.