THE JOHNS HOPKINS INTERNATIONAL FELLOWS IN PHILANTHROPY PROGRAM provides opportunities for researchers who are studying nonprofit or philanthropic organizations outside the United States to engage in advanced study, research, and training at the Johns Hopkins Institute for Policy Studies, Center for Civil Society Studies. Research by program participants typically examines an aspect of U.S. nonprofit organizations, often in comparison with nonprofits in their home country, with the expectation that their new knowledge might benefit the nonprofit sector in their home country or region.
The Fellows Program also convenes regular conferences that bring Fellows together with civil society researchers and practitioners in a host country to discuss an issue of particular local interest.
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Philanthropy Fellows
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About the Fellows Program
ABOUT THE FELLOWS PROGRAM. In the Fall of 1988, five Fellows from five countries arrived on campus to become the first class of Johns Hopkins International Philanthropy Fellows. In the years since, the Fellows Network has …
Applying to the Fellows Program
APPLYING TO THE PROGRAM. The primary focus of the Fellowship is to complete a focused, rigorous independent research project on some aspect of the civil society, philanthropic, or voluntary sector in the US, and to author a paper …
Fellows Conferences
THE FELLOWS CONFERENCES. The Philanthropy Fellows Conferences are an integral part of the Fellows program. These events provide a unique opportunity for Fellows to interface not only with each other, but with a wide array of nonprofit and …
Fellows Network
THE FELLOWS NETWORK. Today, the network includes more than 140 Fellows from 53 countries, including many of the brightest stars of the academic community involved in the study of the nonprofit sector, as well as civil society leaders …
Fellows Support Fund
THE FELLOWS SUPPORT FUND. The Johns Hopkins International Fellows in Philanthropy Program has provided opportunities for nonprofit and philanthropic scholars and practitioners to spend time at the Johns Hopkins Center for Civil Society Studies to conduct in-depth …
Fellows Publications
PHILANTHROPY FELLOWS PUBLICATIONS. The Fellows Program has published a series of Conference Action Statements as well as several Fellows-produced Journals. Below, you will find a list of all Fellows Program-generated publications. Please browse below, or or visit the …
