Maria V Wathen

Assistant Professor

Loyola University Chicago

United States

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Maria V Wathen is an Assistant Professor at Loyola University Chicago, USA. Her research focuses on the intersection of social justice, financial capability, and the effects of political rhetoric on service delivery, particularly in relation to refugee and low-income communities. She has contributed to the academic discourse with recent articles addressing financial literacy, the local food assistance environment, and engagement strategies for youth in underserved neighborhoods.

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2020

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Nathan H. Perkins

Loyola University Chicago

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The Unintended Influence and Impact: Funder-Mandated Performance Metrics, Service Delivery, and Social Justice

Transforming Impossible into Possible (TIP) for Financial Capability: Application of Practice-Based Program Theory and Measures in Intervention Design

Strategies to Mitigate the Effects of Negative Political Rhetoric on Service Providers: A Study in Two Refugee-serving Organizations

Psychological Self-Sufficiency and Financial Literacy among Low-Income Participants: An Empowerment-Based Approach to Financial Capability

The Spatial Context of Food Assistance: Examining Local Food Assistance Environment in the Context of SNAP

The impact of U.S. refugee policy change & political rhetoric on nonprofit service providers’ emotional well-being

Towards improving engagement of youth of color in cross-age mentoring programs in high poverty, high crime neighborhoods

Institutional Logics and Diverging Organizational Forms: An Empirical Study in Russia

Institutional logics and diverging organizational forms: An empirical study in Russia

A critical glocalization approach: attending to power in the innovation space

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Nathan H. Perkins

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Maria V Wathen

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Articles (10)

The Unintended Influence and Impact: Funder-Mandated Performance Metrics, Service Delivery, and Social Justice

Transforming Impossible into Possible (TIP) for Financial Capability: Application of Practice-Based Program Theory and Measures in Intervention Design

Strategies to Mitigate the Effects of Negative Political Rhetoric on Service Providers: A Study in Two Refugee-serving Organizations

Psychological Self-Sufficiency and Financial Literacy among Low-Income Participants: An Empowerment-Based Approach to Financial Capability

The Spatial Context of Food Assistance: Examining Local Food Assistance Environment in the Context of SNAP

The impact of U.S. refugee policy change &amp; political rhetoric on nonprofit service providers’ emotional well-being

Towards improving engagement of youth of color in cross-age mentoring programs in high poverty, high crime neighborhoods

Institutional Logics and Diverging Organizational Forms: An Empirical Study in Russia

Institutional logics and diverging organizational forms: An empirical study in Russia

A critical glocalization approach: attending to power in the innovation space

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Nathan H. Perkins

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The impact of U.S. refugee policy change & political rhetoric on nonprofit service providers’ emotional well-being