Stead Family Chair in International Philanthropy, IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy & Professor of Societal Significance of Charity Lotteries, VU Amsterdam
Indianapolis, IN
Joined March 2010
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📢 What do you think are the key debates in philanthropy at the moment?
We (@PamalaWi and Femida Handy) are looking for contributors for a new, peer-reviewed, edited volume: “Philanthropy: Key debates and contending perspectives”.
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"The social contagion of prosocial behaviour: How neighbourhood blood donations influence individual donation behaviour." @JorisSchroeder @evamaria_merz Bianca Suanet @PamalaWi doi.org/10.1016/j.healthplac…
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Yongzheng Yang continues HistPhil‘s Inclusive Study of Global Philanthropy forum. He argues research on Chinese philanthropy needs to pay specific attn to multitude of understandings of giving, the strong role of informal giving & the political context.
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In april 2023 verscheen de eerste editie van The Fundraising Reader; een ruime collectie artikelen over een wijde variëteit aan onderwerpen in de fondsenwervende sector. @PamalaWi stelde de bundel samen en vertelt meer over de totstandkoming en de inhoud: vakbladfw.nl/47ya7TM
Insightful thoughts about a global inclusive study of philanthropy by Bojana Radovanović from Serbia:"[..] when informal practices, which are the dominant form of philanthropy in the global South, are omitted from the analysis, we get a distorted picture about [..] philanthropy."
Bojana Radovanović continues HistPhil's forum on an inclusive study of global philanthropy, offering perspectives from Serbia histphil.org/2023/08/02/an-i…
Thank you @HistPhil and @BenSoskis for a great collaboration the past 1.5 (!) years creating this forum. Please stay tuned for some excellent response posts by colleagues from around the globe 🌍
We're excited to begin a new HistPhil forum on an inclusive study of global philanthropy. @PamalaWi, who helped organize it, leads things off, addressing need to overcome definitional, cultural & geographical boundaries in the study of giving & generosity. histphil.org/2023/07/25/an-i…
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This article is such a gift: four global-south researchers go over what parachute and extractivist research is and why it is so harmful, while offering very concrete guidance to global-north colleagues on how to conduct equitable research collaborations nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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#OnlineFirst Global Civil Society Response to the COVID-19 Crisis by Silvia Garcia, Cathie Carrigan (@CathieCarrigan) & Pamala Wiepking (@PamalaWi) /1
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"How public trust & healthcare quality relate to blood donation behavior: Cross-cultural evidence." Country-level public trust, not healthcare quality, predicted individual decisions to donate blood @carolinegraf321 @evamaria_merz @PamalaWi
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📢🩸 Now out in the Journal of Health Psychology! Our findings highlight the key role of public trust in the healthcare system, rather than the objective state of healthcare, for people's decision to donate blood across Europe. Original thread below! Link: tinyurl.com/4tkc4v63
How much do people from different countries trust their healthcare system, and does this matter for whether they donate blood? And what role does overall healthcare quality play? Check out our (@evamaria_merz Bianca Suanet @PamalaWi) new preprint psyarxiv.com/t3kdx (1/9)
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Afgelopen week bezochten studenten van de IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy met @PamalaWi Nederland, waar ze meer inzicht kregen in de filantropiesector. De studenten legden hun bezoek vast in blogs, zoals de blog van @AnnaKateSchertz over hun bezoek aan de @PostcodeLoterij
Please consider joining me, @UKCPhilanthropy and Donna Day Lafferty for the Online Launch of The Fundraising Reader June 23. Please register here to receive the Zoom link: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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Fondsenwervers opgelet! 📣The Fundraising Reader bevat 88 essentiële literaire werken over fondsenwerving en is onmisbaar voor fondsenwervers.
📚 Over the past three years, I got to read so many great texts on fundraising! Under the leadership of @UKCPhilanthropy, we composed The Fundraising Reader, 88 seminal texts covering everything anyone ever wants to know about fundraising - and more. routledge.com/The-Fundraisin…
📚 Over the past three years, I got to read so many great texts on fundraising! Under the leadership of @UKCPhilanthropy, we composed The Fundraising Reader, 88 seminal texts covering everything anyone ever wants to know about fundraising - and more. routledge.com/The-Fundraisin…
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This is really interesting - a fundraising platform just for children facilitating children to take the lead and ownership of their own fundraising!
We are thrilled to announce that SUPERKIND’S FUNDRAISING PLATFORM IS NOW LIVE!
SuperKind is the world’s first ever cross-charity #fundraising platform designed just for #kids/#schools. On SuperKind, children can fundraise for over 30,000 #charities.
superkind.org/start-fundrais…
Thanks so much for your leadership on this massive endeavor @UKCPhilanthropy! I hope people like the result as much as we do ❤️
Feeling quite emotional to finally hold this book after many years hard work with @DayLafferty & @PamalaWi. I hope fundraisers enjoy it and that it makes teaching & studying #fundraising much easier. Available everywhere books are sold: routledge.com/The-Fundraisin…
Next week, Tuesday April 18, @IUPhilanthropy's Research Workshop will conclude for the spring semester, with one more amazing speaker: Prof. Patrick Rooney will give an overview of "methods tried along the way". More information: events.iu.edu/philanthropy/e…
Next Tuesday, March 28 at noon ET @IUPhilanthropy's Research Workshop will host Ramazan Kilinc, who will discuss Generating Generosity in Catholicism and Islam: Beliefs, Institutions, and Public Goods Provision. More information and registering:
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Next Tuesday Feb 28 at noon ET @geographyofsam Samantha Zuhlke discusses how political forces like partisanship, elections, and political competition shape the U.S. nonprofit sector. Join us at the @IUPhilanthropy's Research workshop! More information: events.iu.edu/philanthropy/e…