Thank you to Rutgers University - Camden for highlighting our 25th anniversary and our impact over the years! 🎉
Read more➡️ camden.rutgers.edu/news/walt…
#WalterRandInstitute #25YearsofImpact #WRI25Anniversary #Research #CommunityEngagement #SouthJersey #NJ #NewJersey
Thank you to @NJSpotlightNews for highlighting our recent #transportation #research. 🚃
ICYMI: Our report shared community feedback & recommendations for transit in #CamdenCounty.
Watch➡️njspotlightnews.org/video/nj…
Read➡️ rand.camden.rutgers.edu/news…
TODAY: February 12 @ 1pm #WRI and @NJPolicyLab
will be holding a #webinar discussing their findings from their recent #report, "Outlining #Transportation Priorities and Recommendations of Communities in #Camden County."
#Register now: go.rutgers.edu/g2r29099
Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs retweeted
TBC congratulates Liz for being named a 2025 South Jerseyan of the Year Award recipient by @OfficialWRI. Annually, @Rutgers_Camden’s #WRI recognizes individuals working to improve lives & strengthen #SouthJersey communities.
Join us in celebrating on 4/29 - get tickets below!
Registration is open! 🎉 Join us for the 23rd Annual Walter and Leah Rand Awards and Scholarship Dinner on Tuesday, April 29th, 2025 at the Tavistock Country Club. Sponsorships, advertisements, and tickets are available for purchase here: go.rutgers.edu/AwardsDinner2… @ThomasBoydPR
Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs retweeted
#Register now: February 12 @ 1pm the NJSPL & the
@OfficialWRI will be holding a #webinar discussing their findings from their recent #report, "Outlining #Transportation Priorities and Recommendations of Communities in #Camden County." go.rutgers.edu/g2r29099
Thank you to @whyy for covering our latest #transportation #research! 🚌🚃🚕
ICYMI: #WRI – in collaboration with @NJPolicyLab – published community-based findings about #public #transportation in #CamdenCounty.
Read more: whyy.org/articles/south-jers…
@RutgersU_News @Rutgers_Camden
How can we be more culturally responsive with our #community efforts? 🤔
➡️Hear directly from community about challenges & social-delivery practices that immigrant Hispanic families & agency collaborators navigate in #SouthJersey & how to address them.
➡️jces.ua.edu/articles/10.5465…
Check out all the work #WRI has done recently around #transportation in #SouthJersey. Including a blog post, a research report with the @njpolicylab, and convenings with the #NonProfitDevelopmentCenterofSouthJersey!
➡️mailchi.mp/wri/transportatio…
Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs retweeted
#Register now: Feb. 12 at 1pm NJSPL & @OfficialWRI will be holding a #webinar discussing their findings from their recent #report, "Outlining #Transportation Priorities & Recommendations of Communities in Camden County." go.rutgers.edu/g2r29099
@Rutgers_Camden @blousteinschool
Registration is open! 🎉 Join us for the 23rd Annual Walter and Leah Rand Awards and Scholarship Dinner on Tuesday, April 29th, 2025 at the Tavistock Country Club. Sponsorships, advertisements, and tickets are available for purchase here: go.rutgers.edu/AwardsDinner2… @ThomasBoydPR
Join us! Register here. go.rutgers.edu/g2r29099
Register now: February 12, 2025 at 1pm the New Jersey State Policy Lab and @OfficialWRI will be holding a webinar discussing their findings from the report, "Outlining the Transportation Priorities and Recommendations of Communities in Camden County." go.rutgers.edu/g2r29099
Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs retweeted
Camden County residents value public transit but are calling for improved reliability and accessibility, according to a new report published in collaboration with the NJ State Policy Lab & the @OfficialWRI at @Rutgers_Camden.
Read the full report here: policylab.rutgers.edu/report…
Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs retweeted
Nearly two-thirds (64%) of residents travelling in and around Camden County reported using public transportation at least once a week, according to this newest report published in collaboration with the NJPL & @OfficialWRI:
policylab.rutgers.edu/report…
Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs retweeted
Congratulations to the @OfficialWRI at @Rutgers_Camden for being honored with the Public Good Pinnacle Award by the Committee to Advance Our Common Purposes!
WRI recently released its the 5-year strategic plan that you can view here: issuu.com/walterrandinstitut…
Registration is now open! 🎉 Join us for the 23rd Annual Walter and Leah Rand Awards and Scholarship Dinner on Tuesday, April 29th, 2025 at the Tavistock Country Club. Sponsorships, advertisements, and tickets are available for purchase here: lnkd.in/e5NvB8H5
Mark your calendars!
November 6th at 10am. Join us & the Non Profit Development Center of Southern New Jersey for a virtual discussion on #transportation challenges in #SouthJersey.
Register today to secure your spot: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Thank you for featuring our partnership with the @RUCamdenNursing!
Nurses nationwide feel the effects of stress and burnout, which became particularly prevalent during the COVID-19 pandemic. A Rutgers–Camden research project seeks to address these issues. bit.ly/4e6xg1q
@OfficialWRI
Have you checked out the #WalterRandInstitute #StrategicPlan? Read about the future of #WRI!
Learn more ➡️go.rutgers.edu/mu47yll2
#StrategicPlan #ForwardThinking #CommunityImpact #SouthJersey #SouthernNewJersey #NJ #NewJersey #Rutgers #RUCamden @Rutgers_Camden @Inspira__Health
Our team is representing #WRI at the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities (CUMU) conference in Minneapolis!
We are presenting findings from our evaluation of the Medical-Legal Partnership between @camdenhealth and @CooperHealthNJ in Camden City.
“I do not know where I would be if I did not have the connections with the Walter Rand Institute."-Hon. Albert Kelly, Mayor, City of Bridgeton & WRI Advisory Board Member
➡️ Read about the #NextFiveYears in the #WRI #StrategicPlan: go.rutgers.edu/yljbf85j






















