Technology
The New Guard Party Bus
We took a group of young disruptors to Pennsylvania Society…and returned with a heightened sense of possibility
By Larry PlattOne-Stop Coding & Job Shop
An inner city Detroit program places 90 percent of graduates in well-paying tech jobs. Could this be a path out of poverty for Philly residents too?
By Robert DiGiacomoGet On The Bus
This weekend, we’re taking a group of disruptors on an “Innovation Invasion” of the Pennsylvania Society soiree in New York City
By Larry PlattSylvester Mobley
The former Marine has willed into existence Coded by Kids, a free tech-ed program for inner-city youth. And he's got some big plans
By Larry Platt24HRS2 Massive Change with Bruce Mau
The legendary designer brings design thinking to solving civic problems
By Roxanne Patel ShepelavyOpen Data at the Crossroads
Can Code for Philly’s band of volunteer civic hackers grow and continue to solve civic problems?
By Malcolm BurnleyDisruptor Nikki Johnson-Huston
The local tax attorney launched an app to take on homelessness—and then took on Bill O’Reilly
By Kyle MountainGabriel Weinberg
Paoli's DuckDuckGo is taking on Google (with help from Edward Snowden). How'd that happen?
By Malcolm BurnleyBioBots
A couple of 22-year-olds have made a 3D human tissue printer that’s winning prizes and turning heads for its innovation. Still, their parents would feel better if they could afford to eat more “real meals”
By Larry PlattFrom Balancing Checkbooks to Coding Video Games
Tuesday night's Citizen Speaks panel featured unique perspectives on partnerships between public schools and private businesses to enhance learning and grow the workforce.
By Rosella LeFevre