NPL Lunch & Learn — Government Grants vs. Private Grants
Grant funding from private and public sources can be transformational for your organization – but being ready for each kind of funding, preparing everything you need to apply, and making […]
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SP2 Minute – A Day of Gratitude
Caster Building - Lobby 3701 Locust Walk, Philadelphia, PAJoin us for Sweet Treats and Coffee!
SP2 Speaker Series: From Trauma to Human Flourishing – Sustainable Approaches to Mental Health
School of Social Policy & Practice Speaker Series: Conversations about race, equity, and justice with experts on social policy and social work. Hosted by Ben Jealous, Professor of Practice, Annenberg […]
Student Voices Symposium: Foster Care to College
Stiteler Hall Room 355A live panel discussion at the University of Pennsylvania on the experiences of students in Foster Care transitioning to Higher Education. For students in or aging out of foster care, […]
SP2 Fridays
Caster Building - Lobby 3701 Locust Walk, Philadelphia, PACome out and network with current students and alumni. Refreshments will be served. SP2 Fridays is presented by the Offices of Institutional Advancement & Student Affairs.
NPL Lunch & Learn: Private Foundations – Leveraging Networks for Impact
During this session, we will explore the power of networks as a tool for collaboration and collective impact in the nonprofit sector and how philanthropy is leveraging networks to increase […]
NPL Lunch & Learn — Nonprofit Advocacy in Government: Strategies for Policy Impact
Speakers: Terri Broussard Williams, NPL 20’ Lobbyist, Author, Public Speaker Gianni Morsell, NPL 22’ Legislative Assistant to Congresswoman Susan Wild (PA-07) Course Description: This Lunch and Learn session will explore […]
SP2 Speaker Series: Ethical Data Sharing to Improve Government Policies and Programs
SP2 at Penn Washington Center
Featuring MS Social Policy faculty director Ioana Marinescu as she reflects on her year in DC as principal economist at the DOJ.