2023-2024 Ralph W. Voorhees Public Service Fellows

The Ralph W. Voorhees Public Service Fellows are working with Unity Square, a grassroots service organization in New Brunswick, to better understand how emergency service organizations can support unhoused individuals with basic needs related to hygiene and personal appearance. This research project is part of the REACH initiative.

Rutgers REACH

Kathe Newman and Eric Seymour are the recipients of two REACH grants.

RWV Annual Report 2022-2023

annual report voorhees civic engagement Rutgers UniversityThe Voorhees Center Annual Report takes a retrospective look at our incredible research associates, affiliated faculty, research and more.

RWV Center Spring Newsletter

The Center’s Spring 2023 Newsletter celebrates the achievements of our student research associates, and discusses our latest research, as well as updates from our Faculty affiliates!

Ralph W. Voorhees Public Service Fellows New Report Released

The Ralph W. Voorhees Public Service Fellows worked with REPLENISH, the Middlesex County Food bank, to better understand how the emergency food system functions in an emergency.

Negotiating Social Futures Conference

Thank you for joining us at the Negotiating Social Futures case study conference.

Research & Publications

Center faculty and students conduct research on community development topics such as housing insecurity, community economic development, and community food security.

Current Projects

Learn more about our current projects.

The Ralph W. Voorhees Center for Civic Engagement is a collaboration of university faculty, students and community development actors that seeks to enhance educational opportunities, facilitate innovative research, and build community development capacity.

News & Updates

Highlighting student & faculty news, research and upcoming events.

 

Research

Center faculty and students conduct research on community development topics such as housing insecurity, community economic development, and community food security.

 

Research

Center faculty and students conduct research on community development topics such as housing insecurity, community economic development, and community food security.