Voice: Jessica Blatt Press

As we prepare for approval of the Covid vaccine for children, what have we learned so far about efforts to get shots in arms?

The first in our new series spotlighting Philly change agents is Chekemma Fulmore-Townsend, president/CEO of Philadelphia Youth Network, which prepares our city’s young people for lives beyond poverty

Could a locally-made line of toys be an antidote to the world’s problems?

The Philly native and Temple-trained choreographer has gone viral with dances that celebrate the Black queer experience—and offer hope for all of us

Forman Arts Initiative announced the first-ever grantees of its program to support local artists. Here, a look at who they are—and how they contribute to our thriving local arts scene

A collaboration between Mural Arts Philadelphia and a South Philly neighborhood group aims to slow down speeding cars. Could it help reduce the nearly 500 serious traffic injuries in the city every year?

In Akron and elsewhere, city governments are rewarding shoppers for spending money at mom-and-pop shops. Why shouldn’t Philly do the same?

The local tech execs are using Salesforce training to help bring a group of West Philadelphians out of poverty. Next up: Jobs

At a Citizen event a week before his resignation, O'Neil talked about going from "warrior to sage" in his work, his family and himself

A local program has taught wealth-building skills to 1,500 students and the adults in their lives. Now, it's growing—with the support of powerful local institutions—to take the poverty-fighting work nationwide