Tour for Diversity in Medicine
What Is Tour for Diversity in Medicine?
Conceived by former medical student leaders, Tour for Diversity in Medicine is a grassroots effort to educate, inspire, and cultivate future underrepresented physicians, dentists, and pharmacists.

African-Americans, Latinos, and Native Americans are underrepresented in medicine, dentistry and pharmacy. Per AAMC,...
Read MoreThe evidence is clear. The Pandemic and events of 2020 did not reveal new information, but instead brought the...
Read MoreThe current statistics are unacceptable. We must increase the matriculation of underrepresented students into...
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About Tour for Diversity in Medicine
10+ Years of
Mentoring and Connecting
Since 2012, T4D has visited more than 20 states and connected with more than 3500 students through our campus programming. Having expanded significantly through virtual platforms, T4D provides initial and honest exposure to careers in the healthcare field and opportunities for their educational and professional advancement.
Sharing our Stories
Voices of
Diversity
Our strength lies in the experiences of our Mentors. Learn from their advice and connect on a personal level.







In The News
Special Highlights of
Tour for Diversity in Medicine

Tour for Diversity in Medicine stops at Georgetown to support students

The Movement to Diversify Medical Schools

How ‘Tour for Diversity’ is helping minorities apply to med school

These doctors are trying to get more people of color to join their ranks. What some have overcome is startling

Black patients, black physicians and the need to improve health outcomes for African Americans

With role models, can minority students change medicine’s racial imbalance?
Our Students
Testimonials
Now being on the “other side,” the most valuable thing I got from the T4D is a tangible evidence that my goals are extremely doable and to be more confident in reaching out to and learning from the people who have come before me…When I did T4D it seemed so far away, but here I am 5 years later about to graduate- not because I had good grades and some extracurriculars and definitely not because of my test taking skills, but because I had the opportunity to share my story with people who became my advocates and a part of my support system…Just continue to work hard, position yourself to be helped, be patient and trust the process. The blood, sweat and tears are well worth it and you will be amazing.
Kayla Williams
Customer
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Let’s Discuss
How T4D can Help
T4D would like to collaborate on future events including Tour stops.
Please email or use the form to submit your requests or questions.
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