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New SP2 Seminar Opens Door to ‘World of Research’

Penn’s School of Social Policy & Practice (SP2) students have a distinctive thirst for information,...

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Director of PhD Program Wins Virginia Hodgkinson Research Book Prize

Femida Handy, PhD, professor and director of the PhD program in social welfare at the University of...

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Exploring Religions Contribution to Social Service

The Program for Religion and Social Policy Research (PRSPR) is dedicated to understanding the nexus...

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SP2’s top news of 2023

From new faculty appointments and achievements, to the naming of the Social Innovation Scholars Program, to a sweep of the Pennsylvania Society for Clinical Social Work Awards, 2023 was a dynamic year for SP2.

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Report: Trailblazing guaranteed income program in Saint Paul enhanced mental and financial well-being  

In a report authored by the Center for Guaranteed Income Research (CGIR) at Penn’s School of Social Policy & Practice (SP2), findings from the 18-month People’s Prosperity Pilot (PPP) guaranteed income program reveal connections between the receipt of unconditional cash and improved financial health, sense of self, and economic mobility. 

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Philanthropy Class Provides $55K in Grants to Local Nonprofits Amid COVID-19 Crisis

As safety measures around the COVID-19 pandemic halted all on-campus activity at Penn, Doug Bauer...

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DSW Without Borders: How One SP2 Alumna Steered a Global Course to Success

From winning the green card lottery in Bulgaria to securing a teaching appointment in Australia,...

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SP2 congratulates 2024 award winners

Penn’s School of Social Policy & Practice (SP2) is pleased to announce the 2024 SP2 Award Winners. Recipients will be recognized for their outstanding achievements by Dean Sara S. Bachman at the School’s 2024 Commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 18.

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Report: Guaranteed income improved financial health for caregivers in Cambridge, MA

In a report authored by SP2’s Center for Guaranteed Income Research, findings from the Cambridge Recurring Income for Success & Empowerment program reveal a positive relationship between unconditional cash and caregivers’ financial health, employment, and parenting practices.

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Five Years of Exchange

This summer the School of Social Policy & Practice welcomed five Chinese exchange students from...