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Podcast "Philanthropy in question(s)" - Episode 16
Podcast "Philanthropy in question(s)" - Episode 16
Teaching philanthropy - Lindsey McDougle
Teaching philanthropy - Lindsey McDougle
How can philanthropy be taught?
In this episode, Anne Monier, researcher at the ESSEC Philanthropy Chair, presents an article by Lindsey McDougle on the subject of teaching philanthropy in higher education in the United States.
This opinion paper is not about teaching fundraising, but about teaching the act of giving itself. More specifically, the researcher looks at experiential philanthropy as a pedagogical strategy and its necessary inclusivity.
An exciting episode for anyone interested in the topic of philanthropy education.
This podcast is only available in French.
The five main ideas of the article:
The five main ideas of the article:
In this episode, Anne Monier sums up the ideas developed by Lindsey McDougle in her article :
Experiential philanthropy is an interesting educational strategy, but one that shows limitations.
Philanthropy education focuses too much on the archetypal image of the philanthropist.
Other forms of philanthropy need to be highlighted.
It is important to incorporate a more diverse and inclusive vision of philanthropy.
Conveying a more diverse and inclusive vision of philanthropy will enable students to become engaged citizens in their society and contribute to democratic life.
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Other articles on the topic
Other articles on the topic
McDougle, L., McDonald, D., Li, H., McIntyre Miller, W., Xu, C. (2017). Can Philanthropy Be Taught?, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 46(2), 330–351.
David A. Campbell (2014). Practicing Philanthropy in American Higher Education: Cultivating Engaged Citizens and Nonprofit Sector Professionals, Journal of Public Affairs Education, 20:2, 217-231.
Olberding, J.C. (2012). Does Student Philanthropy Work? A Study of Long-term Effects of the “Learning by Giving” Approach, Innov High Educ, 37, 71–87.
"Apprendre la générosité aux enfants", InfoDon.
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Every last Wednesday of the month, in an episode of about 10 minutes, we share the discoveries of a researcher on philanthropy in France or internationally, all disciplines included. The goal? To give research a place in everyday life, to contribute to critical thinking and to shed light on societal issues through the prism of philanthropy. Dive with us into the heart of research on giving!
Also to be discovered: "Towards Strategic Philanthropy"
Also to be discovered: "Towards Strategic Philanthropy"
Based on interviews with philanthropists and professionals in the philanthropy sector, this podcast from the ESSEC Philanthropy Chair introduces you to the 5 key dimensions of philanthropy strategy: value, logical framework, style, time horizon and vehicle. The embodiment of the learnings from the book Towards Strategic Philanthropy published by Peter Frumkin, Anne-Claire Pache and Arthur Gautier at Odile Jacob in 2020. To your headphones!
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