Teresa Marzo Harpón

Teresa Marzo Harpón is a Contracted Professor in the Department of Social Education and Social Work at the Faculty of Social Education and Social Work, Universitat Ramon Llull. She is affiliated with the Innovation and Social Analysis Research Group at Pere Tarrés and actively contributes to research in social work and community development.

Her research interests focus on social integration (100%), employability (100%), decision making (77%), labor market (66%), career development (55%), research projects (53%), Barcelona context (51%), and Spain (50%). Dr. Marzo Harpón's work emphasizes practical applications of social theory to address contemporary challenges in community integration, child welfare, and educational leisure activities.

Her scholarly output demonstrates consistent research productivity with 69 scientific publications documented through 2024, showing particular strength in community-based interventions, social cohesion, and child protection systems. Recent work focuses on violence prevention in educational leisure settings, family preservation strategies, and neighborhood social cohesion.

Dr. Marzo Harpón has secured significant research funding with 24 documented projects spanning from 2006 to 2025, including multiple current projects addressing child protection systems and community-based social interventions. She frequently collaborates with researchers including Morata García, Palasí Luna, and López Jiménez on projects related to social integration and community development.

Her work has practical impact with references in policy documents and Wikipedia pages, demonstrating relevance to both academic and practical social work contexts in Spain and internationally.