I am now writing to you as a School District of Philadelphia (SDP) teacher and parent of two young children who are not eligible for vaccination. 

In Carroll Park, one of Philadelphia's oldest social services organizations has transformed a homeless shelter into a community center.

First developed in the 1970s, trauma-informed care remained obscure until research in the 1990s led to a surge in the last decade.

After the pandemic shut down its five sites, the nonprofit took its literacy efforts online, and put boots on the ground to distribute food and necessities to the hard-hit communities it serves in North, West and South Philly.

As the devastation from COVID becomes fully realized, there will be a massive wave of nonperforming loan exposure. Lenders know this is coming, but what they may not fully grasp is that they have the ability to avoid it, says guest columnist Michele Corson.

Wednesday's webinar at 11 a.m. EST features a diverse set of topics and panel of speakers in HR and workplace culture leaders.

Technical.ly's first webinar, next Wednesday, Feb. 24 at 11 a.m. ET, will explore the themes and findings of their 2021 Hiring and Workplace Culture Trends Report.

Written weekly by Technically Media CEO Chris Wink, this newsletter will offer everything you need to know to invest in your organization’s people and culture.

Pandemic Unemployment Assistance — commonly known as PUA — has returned, after the CARES Act program had expired at the end of December.

Dr. Eric Edi, chief operating officer of The Coalition of African and Caribbean Communities, says a simplified, and less invasive benefits application form would eliminate hesitancy and fear that has kept numerous families from applying for benefits.