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Founded in 1992, the Barbara and Edward Netter Center for Community Partnerships is Penn’s primary vehicle for bringing to bear the broad range of human knowledge needed to solve the complex, comprehensive, and interconnected problems of the American city so that West Philadelphia (Penn’s local geographic community), Philadelphia, the University itself, and society benefit. Through the Netter Center, the University currently engages in three types of activities: academically based community service, direct traditional service, and community development.


  • Fiction Filmmaking with Trauma-informed Practice
    • Amitanshu Das
      • 2018
      • Arts Integration
      • Curricular Support
      • Graduate School of Education
      • Teaching Art Grant
  • Versus: Conflict Resolution through Acting and Roleplay
    • Barbara & Edward Netter Center for Community Partnerships and Acting Up Acting Out Drama School
      • 2024
      • Community Partnerships
      • Presenting Art Grant
  • Flow
    • Barbara & Edward Netter Center for Community Partnerships and Shelley Spector
      • 2024
      • Presenting Art Grant
      • Project Support
  • Reparations for Descendants of Enslaved Africans in the U.S.: History & Practice
    • Breanna Moore
      • 2022
      • Curricular Support
      • School of Arts & Sciences
      • Teaching Art Grant
  • August Wilson & Beyond
    • Herman Beavers and Suzana Berger
      • 2018
      • Arts Course Development
      • Curricular Support
      • School of Arts & Sciences
      • Teaching Art Grant
  • Music in Urban Spaces
    • Molly McGlone
      • 2019
      • College of Arts & Sciences
      • First-Year Seminar
      • Teaching Art Grant
  • Your Food Story: Storytelling through the Photography of Community Landscapes
    • Penn Museum, The Barbara and Edward Netter Center for Community Partnerships, and Sayre High School
      • 2023
      • Agatston Urban Nutrition Initiative (AUNI)
      • Center for the Analysis of Archaeological Material (CAAM)
      • Community Partnerships
      • Penn Museum
      • Presenting Art Grant
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The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation

John McInerney (he/him)
Executive Director
215-573-0874
mcinernj@upenn.edu

Chloe Reison (she/her)
Associate Director
215-573-2159
reison@upenn.edu

Elizabeth Shaw (she/her)
Administrative Assistant
215-898-5930
elizshaw@upenn.edu

The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation offices are located at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Pennsylvania.

3680 Walnut Street
Philadelphia PA

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