The Confluence Collaborative is committed to supporting the efforts of WashU faculty and staff who are advancing community-engaged scholarship. Whether you have been engaging in this work for years or you’re just now beginning to explore these ideas, we’re here to partner with you. We’ll ensure you have the resources and support you need to practice this vital work effectively and with lasting impact.
Connect with your peers
Campus Compact
Promotes the development and dissemination of research on service-learning and community engagement internationally and across all levels of the education system
Campus Community Partnerships for Health
Promotes health equity and social justice through partnerships between communities and academic institutions
Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities (CUMU)
Leading voice and forum for higher education leaders anchoring and energizing urban and metropolitan communities
International Association for Research on Service-Learning and Community Engagement (IARSLCE)
Promotes the development and dissemination of research on service-learning and community engagement internationally and across all levels of the education system
Imagining America consortium (IA)
Brings together scholars, artists, designers, humanists, and organizers to imagine, study, and enact a more just and liberatory nation and world
Nationwide events
Disseminate your work
In addition to publishing in discipline-specific academic journals, scholars may also consider publishing in journals focused on community engagement.
| Michigan Journal of Community Service-learning | |
| International Journal of Research on Serivce-learning and Community Engagement |
As public dissemination is a core principle of community-engaged scholarship, academic journals should not be the only avenue used to share results. The WashU Office of Public Scholarship is a valuable on-campus resource that supports scholars in translating research and creative work for audiences beyond the university.
Our faculty are already doing fantastic work with the community, and the St. Louis Confluence Collaborative will give us an opportunity to connect faculty and community partners to each other.
Cynthia Rogers, MD, WashU Medicine