The 2018 Presidential Symposium on Community Partnerships focused on engaged research opportunities to address myriad problems.

CAFEH, a five-year, NIH-funded environmental health study, continues to produce valuable scholarship and improve communities.

The project was organized by Diane O’Donoghue,Director for our Program for Public Humanities, and was funded by the Tisch College Community Research Center

The Tisch College Community Research Center continues to fund projects that create new knowledge while addressing important issues in Tufts' host communities.

At a recent conference Prof. Doug Brugge, a leader of Tisch College's community-based research efforts, continued to sound the alarm about dangerous pollution from uranium mining in Africa.

The event was part of an initiative of the Tufts Community Research Center, which is part of Tisch College.

At the 13th Tufts Presidential Symposium for Community Partnerships, local leaders and members of the Tufts community highlighted successful initiatives and brainstormed new collaborations.

The CAFEH project, supported by Tisch College, recently released a report on the health risks of living near freeways.

Prof. Ostrom is one of the world's leading experts on political economy and the governance of the commons.