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Jennifer Mosley is the George Herbert Jones Professor at the Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice at the University of Chicago, and the Editor of Social Service Review. Her scholarship explores the ways human service nonprofits, philanthropic foundations, and government agencies work together to produce social policy and implement social programming. Findings from her research reveal how we can help nonprofits and government work together in ways that promote voice, equity, and system capacity. Her recent publications have focused on the democratic challenges involved in evidence-based practice mandates and how the growth of randomized controlled trials is affecting the nonprofit human service sector. She has a MSW and PhD from UCLA and has practiced in the fields of homeless services and child welfare.