(2018) Ethical–decision making for social impact. Professor Handy‘s research projects include a BSF funded grant on intergenerational transmission of environmental motives and behaviors in a cross country comparison (US, Israel and Korea), a NIH funded research that investigates if and how autistic youth benefit by volunteering, social innovations in nonprofits, volunteering in sports organizations, if and how recent immigrants benefit by volunteering, and health wellbeing benefits of volunteering as well as examining what happens to those who must retire out of volunteeringīefore coming to Penn, Professor Handy was Associate Professor at Faculty of Environmental Studies, at York University in Toronto, Canada. Her recent co-authored books on philanthropy are The Practice and Promise of Philanthropy in India (2016) and as well the award-winning book, The Palgrave Research Companion to Global Philanthropy (2015), which she co-edited. She has also written on environmental issues, including a children’s book that introduces the concept of ecological footprint. Her most recent co-authored book is Ethical–decision making for social impact and examines the ethical dilemmas arising in nonprofits One area of prominence is her scholarship on volunteering and philanthropy, in an international context. Professor Handy has published widely in a variety scientific journals on a variety of nonprofit-related topics, and her work has garnered many awards. Handy served as the Editor-in-Chief of Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly from 2010-2016, the premier journal in the field, and serves on the editorial board of several academic journals. Her research and teaching focus on the economics of the nonprofit sector, volunteering, philanthropy, nonprofit management, environmental issues entrepreneurship, and microfinance.ĭr. Our students graduate committed to bringing innovation and passion to the pursuit of justice and positive social impact.įemida Handy is Professor of Social Policy at the School of Social Policy and Practice at the University of Pennsylvania and the Director of the PhD program.
Nonprofit Leadership Alumni Association.Our close-knit community is committed to progress, innovation, and social justice. Research at SP2 is led by renowned faculty who are highly respected practitioners, educators, and mentors. Social Innovation, Philanthropy, + Nonprofit ManagementĬutting-edge research leads to innovation and impact.Mass Incarceration, Homelessness, Substance Use.Data-Driven Policy Analysis + Evidence-Based Practice.The School of Social Policy & Practice (SP2) will prepare you to become one of those leaders, as a policy maker, practitioner, educator, activist, and more.īegin your journey to become part of the next generation of changemakers for social innovation, justice, and impact at the School of Social Policy & Practice (SP2). The world needs leaders equipped with tools to make a difference. Submatriculation for Penn Undergraduates.NPL/Certificate in Jewish Nonprofit Management.NPL/Certificate in Jewish Communal Service.NPL/Center for Social Impact Strategy Executive Program.
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