The cafe that employees former foster youth now has a permanent location. You may now visit 2831 W Girard Ave for your coffee needs.
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They totally got me with the Nightmare Before Christmas exhibit - worth the admission for that alone!
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This is Shirin, who has worked for minimum wage her whole life, taking part in the rally at a City Council meeting this month.
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At a City Council Finance Committee meeting ministers, represented by Terrence Griffith of the Black Clergy of Philadelphia, made the case that the requirement was an undue hardship and, in their view, unconstitutional.
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After 5 years as program director for the Knight Foundation, Donna heads off to take care of our kids.
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Pictured here: Drew Foulkes, Morgan Berman, and Michelle Feldman on the panel for young sustainability leaders.
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Including University Community Collaborative in the area of education; Katie At The Bat for health & wellness; Spiral Q for arts; and Support Center for Child Advocates for LGBTQ issues.
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Focusing on discussions around anarchism and decolonization, money and movements, strategy and seclusion, and context-based organizing.
Where artists like Betty Leacraft are working on projects to involve the community.
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It hosted a community health fair focused on women and girls, as well as its Youth Health Empowerment Project's 20th Anniversary 90s Jam.
Image via Philadelphia FIGHT / Holly Clark Photography
The 90s Salt-n-Pepa lover in me was sad to have missed this.
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This collaborative grant supports middle and high schools students to eat more nutritiously, exercise, and build healthier communities.
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