Philadelphia Social Innovations Journal Mini Winter Edition
Posted by on January 14, 2013
We are very pleased to bring you our Mini 12th Winter Edition of the Philadelphia Social Innovations Journal (PSIJ). All the articles in this edition were nominated by you, the readers of the Journal.
When we first conceptualized the Journal, our intent was to highlight innovations happening in and around the Philadelphia region; what better way for us to learn about innovations than through the Journal’s audience? Hence, the Nominate an Innovator section was born.
The Nominate an Innovator Team is a group of young professionals, led by Keri Salerno, committed to the nonprofit, public, academic and philanthropic sectors. It is their responsibility to form teams among themselves and to write articles about your nominations, as well as to take on various tasks to ensure the work of the Journal gets done. Through this special edition, we thank the Nominate an Innovator Team, and the many other committed volunteers who make the Journal run.
As always, we thank our readers and our sponsors, whose support is essential to what we do. We also want to recognize and thank our advisory board members, including the Scattergood Foundation, United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey, The Philadelphia Foundation, Public Health Foundation, Public Health Management Corporation, Independence Blue Cross Foundation, Green Tree Community Health Foundation, Independence Foundation, St. Christopher’s Foundation for Children, Inglis Foundation, Barra Foundation, Knight Foundation, Bank of America, The Patricia Kind Family Foundation, Wells Fargo, Sage Communications, and University of Pennsylvania.
See you soon for more engaging editions, thought provoking events, and some other surprises in store for our Journal family! Continue reading to find out what’s coming up in 2013!
Very truly yours,
Tine Hansen-Turton, Co-founder, tine@philasocialinnovations.org
Nicholas Torres, Co-founder, nick@philasocialinnovations.org
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