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“I was attracted to the MSW program here at Penn based on my knowledge of social work history and just knowing how integral this program has been to the growth of the field.” Watch to hear more from SP2 Social Justice Scholar Josh Arinze, a student in the Master of Social Work program at SP2. #PennSP2 #SocialWorkMonth

“I was attracted to the MSW program here at Penn based on my knowledge of social work history and just knowing how integral this program has been to the growth of the field.” Watch to hear more from SP2 Social Justice Scholar Josh Arinze, a student in the Master of Social Work program at SP2. #PennSP2 #SocialWorkMonth ...

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SP2 alumni—take this survey by 4/1 (approximately 5 minutes!) to help your peers on the Dean’s Alumni Advisory Board. Your voice will help strengthen SP2’s network of actively engaged alumni who are working as change agents to address social issues. See link in bio or visit https://www.sp2.upenn.edu/AlumniSurvey

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SP2 alumni—take this survey by 4/1 (approximately 5 minutes!) to help your peers on the Dean’s Alumni Advisory Board. Your voice will help strengthen SP2’s network of actively engaged alumni who are working as change agents to address social issues. See link in bio or visit https://www.sp2.upenn.edu/AlumniSurvey

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Mar 24

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“Macro- and micro-economic policy changes to alleviate poverty may impact mental health.” In an article for Nature Mental Health, Stacia West, Amy Castro of @pennsp2, and P. Murali Doraiswamy review emergent evidence of cash transfers—universal basic income, guaranteed income, or (un)conditional cash—as a mental ill-health prevention strategy.

See link in bio for West, S., Castro, A. & Doraiswamy, P.M. Recurring cash transfers to enhance the mental wellbeing of Americans. Nat. Mental Health 1, 148–150 (2023).

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“Macro- and micro-economic policy changes to alleviate poverty may impact mental health.” In an article for Nature Mental Health, Stacia West, Amy Castro of @pennsp2, and P. Murali Doraiswamy review emergent evidence of cash transfers—universal basic income, guaranteed income, or (un)conditional cash—as a mental ill-health prevention strategy.

See link in bio for West, S., Castro, A. & Doraiswamy, P.M. Recurring cash transfers to enhance the mental wellbeing of Americans. Nat. Mental Health 1, 148–150 (2023).

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