What drives someone to create programs that uplift entire communities and inspire lasting change? The Rutgers-Camden Executive Master of Public Administration (EMPA) program equips leaders with the skills to make an enduring impact, blending strategic thinking with a deep commitment to public service. Mi Kyung Jasmine Je, President and Executive Director of the Asian Women’s Christian Association… continue reading
Two decades ago, Jigna Rao arrived in New Jersey as a newlywed, leaving behind her lifelong home in South India. Today, her journey stands as a testament to resilience, vision, and impact. Now the CEO of Millhill Child and Family Development, Rao has dedicated her life to empowering communities and transforming lives. Read on to… continue reading
see more: http://donate.peacecorps.gov/donate/project/resource-centerlibrary/ Samir teaching a high school class on the importance of community development and social responsibility Typical trading center where people gather and buy goods
Last week we had a graduation ceremony for students who completed our MPA/Community Development Certificate program in Puerto Rico. See graduation video and news article (in Spanish) Starting in the fall, we will have a full-fledged Executive MPA program in Puerto Rico. For more information see https://clc.camden.rutgers.edu/global-university-partnerships/puerto-rico-rutgers/
read more at https://www.un.org/press/en/2016/gacol3296.doc.htm
We must move away from the normative culture of non-profits to make them a meaningful voice in the process of change. True, big full scale public advocacy, complete with strong, meaningful leadership, and true partnership (with your greatest ‘competitors’) is the only way to tackle the range of problems leading to homelessness. Zachary D. Wood… continue reading
