Centers and Institutes for Policy, Practice, and Research at the Graduate School of Social Service

The Langenfeld Research and Demonstration Center

The Langenfeld Center provides support and oversees research, demonstration and related projects that advance the mission of the School of Social Service. The Center assists faculty, staff and participating students in the development and implementation of these endeavors. It also identifies funding opportunities to help bring them to fruition and promotes the dissemination of project findings. Through the efforts of dedicated faculty, these projects have frequently resulted in the creation of other centers and institutes that have specific foci in substantive areas of critical importance to our society and the social work profession.

Below is a list of currently active centers and institutes at the Graduate School of Social Service:
The Bertram M. Beck Institute on Religion and Poverty
The Children and Families Institute for Research, Support and Training (Children FIRST)
The Fordham HIV/AIDS Service Administration (HASA) Training Academy
The Interdisciplinary Center for Family and Child Advocacy
The National Center for Schools and Communities
The Ravazzin Center for Social Work Research on Aging 
The Fordham University Institute for Women and Girls 

Up-to-date information regarding current research and activities of the various center and institutes is available by using the link to each Center or Institute provided above.