Level 2 Case Management
The Level 2 Case Management course, “Introduction to Addiction and Recovery”, has its roots in a collaboration that started nearly 3 years ago.
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Hartland’s Transformation
DBSL (DesignBuildSALTLAKE) is a student program in the University of Utah’s College of Architecture + Planning that allows students to gain hands-on education in design and construction. This year, the students have been lucky enough to work with UNP at its Hartland Partnership Center to design and build a landscape project for the community using […]
Read MoreGlendale Systems Mapping
In August 2019, leaders from the Salt Lake County Health Department began partnering with UNP to discuss specific issues regarding public health disparities within west side communities.
Read MoreElevating Youth Voices
A faculty member in the School for Cultural and Social Transformation (Transform) is receiving national recognition for her social justice and community-engagement work.
Read MoreBuilding Engaged Community Leadership
How do you create change in your community to build for a stronger and healthier environment?
Read More2020 C. Peter Magrath Community Engagement Scholarship Award
APLU names University of Utah 2020 C. Peter Magrath Community Engagement Scholarship Award Winner
Read MoreImproving Schools by Investing in Local Educators
The Grow Your Own Educators partnership has just published its second annual report
Read MoreAn Important Message for the UNP Community
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As a department of the University of Utah we are following recommended strategies to reduce the spread of the coronavirus (COVID 19).
Read MoreParents Sharing Power in Salt Lake City Schools
By the Family-School Collaboration Design Research Project If you attended parent-teacher conferences at a west side school this past fall, you may have been handed a small comic book about School Community Councils (SCC). That comic — and the parent leaders who handed them out — are part of a community-based research project working to […]
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