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UMKC Institute for Human Development
The UMKC Institute for Human Development (IHD) is an applied research and training center for human services. It exemplifies the university’s goals of engaged scholarship and community partnerships. Its functions include interdisciplinary training, applied research, community program development and information dissemination.
Midwest Center for Nonprofit Leadership
The Midwest Center for Nonprofit Leadership at the University of Missouri-Kansas City is dedicated to enhancing performance and effectiveness in the nonprofit community through education, research and service.
Center for Neighborhoods UMKC
The Center for Neighborhoods is a catalyst for the urban-mission and community-based research and outreach in the Department of Architecture, Urban Planning + Design at UMKC.
UMKC to Play a Role in the G2U Annual Regional Coalition Conference
The Government-to-University (G2U) Coalition will present the G2U Annual Regional Coalition Conference on Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2020, 8 a.m. to noon.
TIES Research Recruitment
The Institute for Human Development at UMKC is looking for women who are pregnant or have a child under 6 months of age to be part of a comparison group for the Team for Infants Exposed to Substance abuse (TIES) study.
Saxophone Supreme: The Life and Music of Charlie Parker
This exhibit, Saxophone Supreme, is a partnership between the American Jazz Museum and UMKC Libraries celebrating the Centennial of Charlie “Bird” Parker, one of the most influential musicians and composers of all time.
UMKC Faculty & Students Will Assist with Virtual Planning of 18th Street Streetcar Expansion Proposals
With computer-generated visualizations, UMKC Faculty and Students will join local community organizations in hypothetically extending the KCMO Streetcar to the east and into the 18th and Vine District.
UMKC Analysis Finds Few Pandemic Loans Went to Women, Minorities
Brent Never, coordinator of the new UMKC Institute for Data Education, Analytics and Science, conducted an analysis of the Paycheck Protection Program loans. The analysis and found only 341 of 4,677 went to minority- or women-owned firms. Read the full story from Fox4KC.
KC Voices [podcast]: We Beg to Differ on Panhandling
In this episode we meet some of the KC area residents who brave the winter cold, sweltering heat and dangerous road conditions to beg for your generosity.