Voice: Roxanne Patel Shepelavy

Join us December 13th and 14th for ideas from across the country to foster “Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Prosperity” here in Philly

Terrill “Ya Fav Trasman” Haigler, one of our Integrity Icon judges, has seen the good and the bad of city workers. Here’s how he identifies the best ones

The District’s new magnet schools policy is putting the progressive push for equity under an uncomfortable lens. Does it even solve the problem we need to be solving?

We're launching our second contest to name the city worker with the highest ethics and best customer service. Can we fame the little-known folks who do good for a change?

Jo Piazza and Christine Pride’s new Philly-based novel is about a cross-racial friendship tested by the police shooting of a young Black teen. But really, it’s a way to start the hard conversations we need to have

Superintendent Hite’s announcement this week that he’s leaving the post at the end of the school year is an opportunity for Philadelphia. Here, a wish list of possible school leaders.

It’s so hard to be optimistic these days. But look closely and you’ll find reasons for hope all around us.

The state is giving about $40 million in grants to community groups this year to fight gun violence. Will it stop the shootings?

The rage-inducing opening of the new school year illustrates why good management matters—and how our leaders are failing us

Let’s commit to be all in on making this pandemic school year the best it can be