Individuals from racialized and marginalized groups remain significantly underrepresented in psychology research at all stages, which becomes particularly evident at the graduate and faculty level. The Summer Psychology Research Initiative (SPRINT) is a free, trainee-led high school program in the Department of Psychology that aims to provide racialized students an opportunity to learn about a broad range of topics in psychology and to gain hands-on research experience. Over two weeks, SPRINT participants attend sessions covering a broad range of psychology disciplines, and training in topics including research methods, statistics, and equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI). Students apply their knowledge by working in groups to develop a novel research proposal with undergraduate and graduate student mentors. SPRINT has been successful and well-received by participants, volunteers, the university, and broader community.