Topic: feedHider

Charles Ellison interviews Maurice Jones about his work with PAR-Recycle Works, a local nonprofit that teaches returning citizens to break down electronics—and sells the resulting scrap metal.

With Charles Ellison, a high school teacher talks about finding hope and inspiration from the “speak-truth-to-power” generation

Two newly-elected committee people call for an open process to fill the surprise opening in the 175th State House race—instead of the same-old Philly politics

The district attorney is at the forefront of a social justice movement among prosecutors. He may want to consider adding some humility to his game

Finding it hard to celebrate America this week? Here are some ways to make it the place you love again

The mayor’s new plan for housing could be a tool for growth. So Philly 3.0's engagement director wonders why is he aiming so low

When it comes to poverty, Philly remains in last place. So why does the Mayor sound like he’s satisfied?

Bestselling novelist and SafeKids Stories founder discusses her citywide effort to get young people to the polls.

Philly hunger nonprofit Philabundance has launched an innovative program to benefit farmers, retailers, the environment, and the hungry. Its secret weapon? Cheese.

Charles Ellison and Larry Platt talk about poverty in Philadelphia -- and what Kenney and City Hall should do about it.