Welcome to the Association for Research in the Voluntary and Community Sector (ARVAC) website.
ARVAC was founded in 1978 as a network for researchers in the voluntary and community sector. It now provides information and training in research for and about the community sector.
We are a membership organisation and invite any researchers or practitioners from academia, the public sector and importantly, from the community sector to join. Membership is free.
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📢 The NCVO members’ Annual General Meeting (AGM) returns on 24 October.
Join us to celebrate the past year, look ahead to the future, and be the first to hear some of this year’s Civil Society Almanac findings.
Book your free place: https://booking.ncvo.org.uk/event/sessions?id=Annual_general_meeting_20244154100055
Watch this year's ARVAC Annual Lecture is delivered by Dr Emma Wincup, Qualitative Insight Manager, Joseph Rowntree Foundation on our website https://arvac.org.uk/events/