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EPIC-N is the collection of universities running the EPIC Model, a radically simple, large scale, impact-focused, university-community partnership model.

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5 Mar

What began in 2017 with three pilot cities, Nairobi, Lusaka, and Durban, has grown into nearly 15 strong partnerships across EPIC-Africa.

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EPIC-Network @epicntweet ·

17 Feb

Whether it's in Asia, Africa, Latin America, or the United States, the EPIC-Network is helping institutions stop just "helping" communities and start joining them.

Check out this brief guide on how the model works and how you can get involved.

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EPIC-Network @epicntweet ·

9 Feb

We’re excited to share a new mini-documentary from START International and EPIC-N highlighting environmental action in Harare.

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EPIC-Network @epicntweet ·

30 Jan

Congratulations to the CPAf–UPLB–LGU Calamba EPIC Project!

We’re excited to congratulate the CPAf–UPLB–LGU Calamba EPIC Project on being selected to receive the 2026 CPAf Public Service Program Award, to be recognized during CPAf’s 28th Founding Anniversary on January 29, 2026.

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Marshall Curry brings experience and expertise to support, grow, and strengthen the EPIC-Network

Marshall Curry joined EPIC-N in September 2017. He manages day-to-day operations, provides support to member programs, board members. Curry lives ...

EPIC Approach to Sustainability, Climate Resilience, and Adaptation to Expand Across Asia

Representatives from 32 Asian city and university partnerships will participate in a pioneering initiative that matches real-world challenges in cities ...

Aliah Marzolf takes participation in an epic project one step further to illuminate best practices in emergency engagement

Aliah Marzolf, from Gainesville, Florida, and have been living in Seattle, Washington, since 2017. I have loved living in the ...

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Marshall Curry brings experience and expertise to support, grow, and strengthen the EPIC-Network

EPIC Approach to Sustainability, Climate Resilience, and Adaptation to Expand Across Asia

Aliah Marzolf takes participation in an epic project one step further to illuminate best practices in emergency engagement

EPIC-N Expands into Asia

Antonia Winkler identifies new ways EPIC programs can talk about the UN SDGs with their partners

Julia Pulokas researches ideas to spark university and local government adoption of the UN SDGs into their work

Adam Shipley uncovers uniqueness of the EPIC-Network through writing during his EPA internship

Laura Bloch supports the development, growth, and success of EPIC-N and its members

Josephine Justin illuminates impact of EPIC-Network programs through analysis during her EPA internship

Molly Jenkins using methodology to map community resilience

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