Technology
Borderwise
The startup’s legal app helps immigrants apply for their Green Cards. In response to Pres. Trump, they'll do it for just $1
By Quinn O'CallaghanJohn Maeda
He put the “A” in “STEAM.” Tomorrow he leads off a Drexel series featuring thought leaders who are rethinking learning
By Larry PlattDown ME.mory Lane
After an accident damaged his memory, Tom Dixon and Jumpbutton Studios made an app for that
By Quinn O'CallaghanInfrastructure
The fourth of an ongoing series navigating our new reality
By Jeremy NowakGet Your Fix On
Philly Fixers Guild puts the tools to repair your broken wares in your hands
By Quinn O'CallaghanConnor Barwin’s Civic Season 2016
This week, the all-pro Eagle and citizen activist measures how our civic health stacks up against New York City
By Connor BarwinMetropolis Farms
Ex-banker Jack Griffin wants to turn Philadelphia into the vertical farming capital of the world, bringing both cheap healthy food and thousands of jobs to his hometown
By Quinn O'CallaghanTLC Conference on Technology and Civic Engagement
Join local experts at the Free Library for a discussion, co-sponsored by The Citizen, on how technology and digital literacy can foster civic engagement
By Stephen St. VincentB-Inspired
Come to B Lab’s annual festival, in Philly this year, and see what businesses doing good for the community can look like
By Roxanne Patel ShepelavyA day in court without leaving home
Michigan and Ohio courts use an online system to adjudicate simple cases in a fraction of the usual time. In Philly, it could resolve over 450,000 cases a year
By Stephen St. Vincent