Mike Fabricant is a Professor at the Hunter College School of Social Work, and served 13 years, from 1998-2011, as Executive Officer of the Ph.D. Program in Social Welfare. He has published on the political economy of the welfare state, homelessness, settlement houses, community organizing, the fiscal crisis of non-profit agencies and public education … About Mike about Mike Fabricant
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Mike Fabricant is a Professor of Social Welfare at Hunter College and was Executive Officer of the Ph.D. Program in Social Welfare at the Graduate Center. Fabricant is widely published on issues related to housing and homelessness, the political economy of the welfare state, nonprofit finances and public education. Mike has a Ph.D. in Social Welfare Research and Policy from Brandeis University. Academic Articles Press Coverage … Published Articles about Areas of Study / Articles
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Mike has also been a community leader and advocate who consistently joins teaching and writing with political activism. His organizing in New Jersey beginning in the early 1980’s helped found half a dozen organizations advocating to end homelessness and the housing crisis. The organizations he helped found include, but are not limited to the Elizabeth Coalition to House the Homeless, New Jersey Right to Housing and Brand New Day, a housing development agency. Mike has continued to serve on a number of agency boards to help lead them through the politics of austerity and neglect. In addition, Mike has been the treasurer, first vice … Read More about Activism