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Dr. Megan Meyer, Associate Professor

Mailing Information:

Contact Information:

University of Maryland

Phone: (410) 706.5635

School of Social Work

Fax: (410) 706.6046

525 West Redwood Street

E-mail: mmeyer@ssw.umaryland.edu

Baltimore, Maryland 21201

Room: 4E13


Education:

MSW; PhD, University of California, Los Angeles


Expertise and Research Interests:

Community Organizing and Advocacy

Qualitative Research

Social Capital Development

Social Movements


Memberships:

Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Associations

Association of Community Organization and Social Administration

Council on Social Work Education
Society for Social Work Research
Reviewer, Journal of Civil Society, 2005 - present
Reviewer, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 2002 - present
Reviewer, Social Work Movement Studies, 2003-present

Recent Publications:

Articles in Refereed Journals

Meyer, Megan (2007). “Globalization and social work education: Evaluation of student learning in a macro practice class.” Social Work Education 26(3): 1-14.
Meyer, Megan, Mary Morris-Hyde, Carrie Jenkins (2005). “Measuring Psychological Sense of Community: A View from the Streets.” Journal of Health and Social Policy 20 (4): 31-50.
Stacey, Simon and Megan Meyer (2005). “Civil Society and Violence: A Research Agenda.” Journal of Civil Society 1(2): 1-10.
Meyer, Megan (2004). “Organizational identity, political contexts, and SMO action: Explaining the tactical choices made by peace organizations in Israel, Northern Ireland, and South Africa.” Social Movement Studies 3 (2): 167-196.
Meyer, Megan and Cheryl A. Hyde (2004). “Too Much of a “Good” Thing?: Insular Neighborhood Associations, Non-Reciprocal Civility and the Promotion of Civic Health.” Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly 33(3): 77-96.
Ernst, Joy, Megan Meyer, and Diane DePanfilis (2004). “The Effects of Structural Characteristics of Housing on Adequacy of Physical Child Care: An Exploratory Analysis.” Child Welfare 83(5): 437-452.
Hyde, Cheryl A. and Megan Meyer (2004). “A Collaborative Approach to Service, Learning and Scholarship: A Community-Based Research Course.” Journal of Community Practice 12(1/2), pp. 71-88.
Meyer, Megan (2003). “Recruiting Volunteers for Political Action: The Case of a Welfare Reform Coalition.” Voluntary Action 6(1): 27-43.
Knickmeyer, Lisa, Karen Hopkins, and Megan Meyer (2003). “Exploring Collaboration Among Urban Neighborhood Associations.” Journal of Community Practice, 11(2): 13-25.
Hyde, Cheryl A., Megan Meyer and Dick Cook (2002). “A New Twist on Nonprofit, For-Profit, and Public Sector Relationships: The Community Benefits District.” International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 22(11/12).
Gidron, Benjamin, Stanley Katz, Megan Meyer, Yeheskel Hasenfeld, Raviv Schwartz, and Jonathan Crane (1999). “ Peace and Conflict Resolution Organizations in Three Protracted Conflicts: Structures, Resources, and Ideology.” Voluntas: International Journal of Voluntary and Non-profit Organizations, 10(4): 275-298.

Chapters
Meyer, Megan (In press). Political interventions. In Encyclopedia of Social Work (20th ed). Silver Spring, Maryland: National Association of Social Workers.

Meyer, Megan. (2001). “A Comparative View: Peace and Conflict Resolution Organizations in Three Protracted Conflicts.” In B. Gidron, S. Katz, and Y. Hasenfeld (Eds.), Mobilizing for Peace: Conflict Resolution in Northern Ireland, Israel/Palestine, and South Africa, pp. 175-201. New York: Oxford University Pres

Book Reviews
Meyer, Megan (2006). Review of Analytical Skills for Community Organization Practice by Donna Hardina. Journal of Community Practice 14(3): 130-132.

Meyer, Megan (2005). Review of Kitchen Capitalism: Microenterprise in Low-Income Households by Margaret Sherrard Sherraden, Cynthia Sanders, and Michael Sherraden. Social Service Review, 79(3): 562-64.

Meyer, Megan. (2002). Review of Civic Innovation in America: Community Empowerment, Public Policy, and the Movement for Civic Renewal by Carmen Sirianni and Lewis Friedland. Social Service Review, 76(2): 341-343.

Reports/Working Papers
Meyer, Megan. “Hybrid Human Service Organizations: The Costs and Benefits of Combining Service and Advocacy.”

Hyde, Cheryl, Karen Hopkins & Megan Meyer. “We know we need help, but we don’t know with what: Precapacity building through grassroots research collaborations.”
Hyde, Cheryl A. and Megan Meyer. “Does Neighborhood Attitudinal Consensus Lead to Neighborhood Collaboration?: An Exploratory Analysis of an Urban Community.”


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