Meet the Disruptors: Lia Diagnostics

Founders Bethany Edwards and Anna Couturier-Simpson have created the first FDA-approved, biodegradable pregnancy test that protects the environment and women’s privacy

By Jill Harkins

Council To The Rescue?

By defying a tax-happy mayor, our august legislative body has stepped up. But that doesn’t mean Council President Darrell Clarke has found a new moral center

By Larry Platt

Ideas We Should Steal: Giving Food Waste to the Hungry

A French requirement that groceries donate surplus food has provided millions of healthy meals. Would it work here?

By Roxanne Patel Shepelavy

Trump v. The Media

Feeling anxious with every headline from D.C.? On Tuesday, join a panel of journalists from the frontlines to talk about why a free press matters

By Larry Platt

Educating While Black

The co-founder of The Fellowship for Black Male Educators on how—and why—he became a teacher

By Vincent Cobb II

Do Something: Eat Your Veggies

This week, kick off Pride Month, use art to heal, check out VegFest, and more!

By Ayooluwa Ariyo

Growing Out Of Poverty

An Inquirer op-ed by Paul Levy reminds us that doing the same thing again and again will likely yield the same old results

By Larry Platt

Philly’s Union Diversity Problem

Forty-five percent of the workers on Rebuild projects are supposed to be women or minorities. Is that attainable? A deep dive into our paucity of data about union membership

By Mark Dent