The Center for Research on Ending Violence at Rutgers University–New Brunswick is redefining its mission of a violence free future with a new name and expanded focus.
Dr. Edward Alessi gives a glimpse into some of the research relating to Inclusion, Intersectionality, Diversity, Equity and Advancement (IIDEA) that he's recently conducted.
Dr. Tiderington shares more about her recent research and the implications of her work.
Faculty members, postdoctoral associates, and Ph.D. students from Rutgers SSW will present their research at the upcoming Society for Social Work and Research's Annual Conference from January 12-16, 2022.
The New Brunswick Faculty Council (NBFC) developed and passed a Resolution in Support of Students Identifying as Transgender, Nonbinary, and Other Gender Identities in April of 2021.
December News & Updates from the Institute for Families
Despite the belief that early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias is crucial, a new Rutgers study found that the diagnosis may unintentionally impact social relationships and activity.
Maya Wahrman video builds on the social justice history and international credibility of Sesame Street, which pioneered in 1969 as an interracial vision and educational tool for kids in impoverished urban environments.
The Social Work Policy Network offers a glimpse of their weekly e-update.
Today, the Social Work Policy Network offers a glimpse of their weekly e-update.
A discussion with Jasmine Torres, an MSW student and Dean’s Excellence Scholar, about her journey to the field of social work.
Those who lived during the last two decades of the 20th century may know it as World AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) Day, a day dedicated to recognizing HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) and its effects globally.