Rutgers-Newark leaders and students met with dignitaries from Cuba to discuss expanding opportunities for cultural and intellectual exchange through travel.
Community Engagement
Stories
Researchers, students and activists from communities will convent at Rutgers-Newark to explore collective projects that combat the climate crisis, including its impact on neighborhoods in Newark.
The joys and challenges faced by teachers of color are part of an exhibition at Rutgers-Newark co-curated by Lynnette Mawhinney, chair of the Department of Urban Education, along with department faculty and colleagues at Marist College.
“Climates of Inequality” – a project led by the Humanities Action Lab at Rutgers-Newark to share how local environmental histories are intertwined with movements for racial, immigrant and labor rights––will be on view at two Los Angeles-area museums this fall.