Citizens of the Week

Tom and Judy Kleinman

They produced Operation Mincemeat, Sunset Blvd. and Evita on Broadway. Now this eminently entrepreneurial Philadelphia couple plans to keep their love for theater alive in their hometown after they’re gone

By Christina Griffith

CHOP’s Gun Safety Rx

Can keeping kids safe from the number one cause of death come from candid healthcare professional-to-parent conversations — paired with free gun locks?

By Autumn Demberger
Citizen of the Week

Chef Nick Elmi

The Top Chef and local restaurateur has quietly transformed the lives of middle and high schoolers through the KB Foundation. This week, he hosts the organization’s annual barbecue fundraiser

By Lauren McCutcheon

Will PA’s Lawsuit Against TikTok Make Children Safer?

There are similar models to follow — big tobacco, opioids — but also plenty of grey area when it comes to addictive products and practices. A public policy expert explains

By Jonathan Caulkins

Welcome to Second Chance High

For more than 30 years, YouthBuild Philadelphia has helped young adults reconnect with school after dropping out. Now, it’s launched an evening program to capture those still left behind

By Denisa R. Superville

How to Help Schools, Students and Teachers

Donate food or money for uniforms, share your expertise, provide reading help and more ways you can support schools in Philadelphia

By Jessica Blatt Press
Business For Good

Kidology

A Southampton company is tackling a growing problem in pediatric care: getting children developmental therapy when they need it, regardless of language, insurance or distance

By Laura Brzyski

Is Fútbol Fever Here to Stay?

An international youth soccer nonprofit is betting big on Philadelphia residents. Can building a couple dozen pitches transform our neighborhoods?

By Natalie Pompilio
Citizen of the Week

Lisa Parker, Peace Maker

The local organizer of an international event believes Philadelphia can still become a beacon of nonviolence and cooperation

By Autumn Demberger

Learning through Play

You know Philadelphia as the mural capital of the world. But did you know we’re closing in on Playful Learning capital too?

By Natalie Pompilio