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Raymond Tutu

Associate Professor and Chair Sociology and Criminal Justice

Delaware State University

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School of Graduate, Adult and Extended Studies

College Of Humanities, Education And Social Sciences

College of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences

Department Of Sociology And Criminal Justice

Studies Of Department Of History, Political Science, Philosophy And Law

College Of Humanities, Education And Social Sciences

Department Of Education

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Raymond Tutu

Delaware State University

Associate Professor and Chair Sociology and Criminal Justice

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public health sociology african development african studies epidemiology southern african studies water resources environmental health african economy african political economy health literacy geography health communication urban sociology demography population health tropical medicine migration study covid-19 health education migration studies public health preparedness water scarcity community health household water insecurity greater accra james town internal migrants refugee study total environment wildlife applied ecology urban geography urban studies regional studies tourism geography asian studies wildlife ecology human-wildlife relationships habitat management habitat loss urban development water demand development geography urban water management public health interventions water security disease transmission social geography health geography indigenous studies cultural integration social integration population studies study sites food insecurity cash water expenditures piped water flows urban slum urban slums free water directive sub-saharan africa water insecure households water access human impacts on the environment environmental justice social determinants of health environmental planning urban planning environmental values climate development political geography physical geography applied geography public policy urban affairs economic geography urban economics political ecology world development urban greening international development historical geography urban history housing urban ecology climate policy sustainable cities anthropology environmental hazards human geography human migration global health urbanization civilizations urban design environmental anthropology urbanism environmental health perspective sustainable development sustainable urbanism social sciences refugee studies

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Periurban Agrifood Systems as High-Priority Sustainability Challenges. Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems (2026)

The Household Water Insecurity Experiences (Hwise) Scale: Comparison Scores From 27 Sites in 22 Countries. UNC Libraries (2026)

public healthwater supplywater qualitywater resource managementsociologywater scienceenvironmental healthwater resourceshousingwater resource policyhousing studiesclean waterglobal healthdisaster risk scienceenvironmental hazardsenvironmental health perspectivevulnerability

Health Literacy Levels and Self-Rated Health in the State of Delaware: A Cross-Sectional Study. Discover Social Science and Health (2025)

Raymond A. TutuEdmund Essah AmeyawJohn KwagyanDoris Ottie-Boakye

public healthsocial scienceshealth literacyself-rated healthhealth literacy levels

Rethinking and Mapping Environmental Health Literacy and Contaminants in Old Tulaku, Greater Accra Region of Ghana. Cogent Social Sciences (2025)

medical anthropologypublic healthinternational developmentenvironmental justiceenvironmental safetyafrican studiesinternational healthenvironmental healthsouthern african studiesrural healthglobal healthanthropologysustainable developmentenvironmental hazardsenvironmental anthropologyenvironmental health perspectiveafrican development

Health Literacy Assessment of Faith-Based Organizations in Accra, Ghana. Cogent Social Sciences (2023)

5 - Navigating the Uncertain Path of Research Partnerships: The Role of Ict. Journal of Higher Education in Africa (2022)

Inequality of Household Water Security Follows a Development Kuznets Curve. Nature Communications (2022)

Feng MaoJoshua D. MillerSera L. YoungStefan KrauseDavid M. HannahAlexandra BrewisAlex TrowellAmber L. PearsonAmber WutichAndrea SullivanAsher Y. RosingerAshley HagamanCassandra WorkmanChad StaddonDesire Tshala-KatumbayDivya KrishnakumarEllis AdamsErnesto C. Sánchez-RodriguezGenny CarrilloGershim AsikiHala GhattasHassan Eini-ZinabHugo Melgar-QuiñonezFarooq AhmedJavier Moran-MartinezJonathan MaupinJorge Escobar-VargasJustin StolerJyoti MathadKelly ChapmanKenneth MaesLuisa Samayoa-FigueroaMahdieh SheikhiMallika AlexanderMarianne V. SantosoMatthew C. FreemanMichael J. BoivinMilton Marin MoralesMobolanle BalogunMonet GhorbaniNasrin OmidvarNathaly TriviñoNicola HawleyPatrick Mbullo OwuorRaymond TutuRoseanne C. SchusterSabrina RasheedShalean M. CollinsSonali SrivastavaStroma ColeWendy JepsonYihenew TesfayeZeina Jamaluddine

water securitydevelopment kuznetspublic policyeconomic inequalityhousehold water security

The Role of Water in Environmental Migration. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Water (2022)

Justin StolerAmber L. PearsonAsher Y. RosingerAlison Elizabeth LeeRodrigo BombardiAlexandra BrewisSara Beth KeoughDavid López‐CarrCho‐Hee ShraderChristine E. StauberEdward G. J. StevensonAndrea SullivanRaymond A. Tutu

water resourcesecologyenvironmental migration

Household Water Insecurity Will Complicate the Ongoing Covid-19 Response: Evidence From 29 Sites in 23 Low- and Middle-Income Countries. International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health (2021)

Justin StolerJoshua D. MillerAlexandra BrewisMatthew C. FreemanLeila M. HarrisWendy JepsonAmber L. PearsonAsher Y. RosingerSameer H. ShahChad StaddonCassandra WorkmanAmber WutichSera L. YoungEllis AdamsFarooq AhmedMallika AlexanderGershim AsikiMobolanle BalogunMichael J. BoivinGenny CarrilloKelly ChapmanStroma ColeShalean M. CollinsHassan Eini-ZinabJorge Escobar-VargasHala GhattasMonet GhorbaniAshley HagamanNicola HawleyZeina JamaluddineDivya KrishnakumarKenneth MaesJyoti MathadJonathan MaupinPatrick Mbullo OwuorHugo Melgar-QuiñonezMilton Marin MoralesJavier MoranNasrin OmidvarSabrina RasheedLuisa Samayoa-FigueroaErnesto C. Sánchez-RodriguezMarianne V. SantosoRoseanne C. SchusterMahdieh SheikhiSonali SrivastavaAndrea SullivanYihenew TesfayeNathaly TriviñoAlex TrowellDesire Tshala-KatumbayRaymond Tutu

public healthcovid-19epidemiologyenvironmental healthglobal healthhousehold water insecurity

The Use of Information and Communication Technology and Social Media to Improve Change Planning and Effectiveness in Teaching and Learning Among Ghanaian Graduate Students.. Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in Education (2021)

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Raymond Tutu

Associate Professor and Chair Sociology and Criminal Justice

Delaware State University

Affiliations

School of Graduate, Adult and Extended Studies

College Of Humanities, Education And Social Sciences

College of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences

Department Of Sociology And Criminal Justice

Studies Of Department Of History, Political Science, Philosophy And Law

College Of Humanities, Education And Social Sciences

Department Of Education

General Inquiries

Graduate School Of Education

Scholarship Ball

Raymond Tutu is currently serving as a College Of Humanities, Education And Social Sciences Associate Professor and Chair Sociology and Criminal Justice at Delaware State University.

Honors