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Wake Forest junior Kaylin Henderson (’23) talks with her supervisor, Liz Miller, at Crossnore in Winston-Salem on Wednesday, July 21, 2021. Henderson is doing an internship at Love Out Loud through the Wake Forest Summer Nonprofit Immersion Program.

Wake Forest’s Summer Internship Program benefits students, nonprofits alike

Freedom School scholars listen as teacher Sierra DeVeaux, a Wake Forest rising senior and sociology major, reads to them.

Wake Forest’s Freedom School enriching children’s summer – and lives

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WFU Professor, Ivan Weiss named Engaged Faculty Scholar by North Carolina Campus Compact

Daffodils bloom in front of Reynolda Hall, which is visible from the distance.

Office of Civic & Community Engagement: Spring 2021 Semester-In-Review

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The Office of Civic & Community Engagement is the hub of community-based activity at Wake Forest University. In the spirit of Pro Humanitate, we engage community partners, faculty, staff, and students to create meaningful social change. The Office aims to leverage resources, build capacity, and incubate community initiatives in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and beyond.

Community Engagement

The Office of Civic & Community Engagement is proud to partner with organizations throughout the Winston-Salem Community.

Together, Wake Forest University and community partners work together to find creative solutions to pressing issues, leverage resources, and build capacity for sustainable change.

Explore Our Community Partnerships

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GET INVOLVED

Social Justice

Interested in organizing for social change? Find ways to collaborate, engage, and organize around issues of social justice.

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Service & Leadership

Make a difference through Campus Kitchen, educational outreach, and philanthropic events like Wake N’ Shake and Hit The Bricks.

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Civic Engagement

Want to learn more about issues of public concern, engage across difference in dialogue, or gain professional non-profit experience?

MAKE AN IMPACT

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Educational Equity

Help ensure all students have equal access to opportunities, support, and the tools they need to reach their full potential.

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Health and Nutrition

Impact health outcomes in Forsyth County through access to healthy meals and fresh produce, cooking skills, and medical care.

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Economic Empowerment

Build capacity across our community to develop affordable housing, job training and placement, and asset-building.

WFU Office of Civic & Community Engagement Recognition

Carnegie Community Engagement Classification Seal

Office of Civic and Community Engagement

Benson University Center, Room 506

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