Generocity Coverage (22 posts)

• Community organizations lament COVID-19’s effect on Philly’s key anti-gun violence initiative
• In a changing city, Germantown still has men who care
• Mass bailout draws attention to health risks, poor conditions for those held on unaffordable bail
• Voting in Philly: Election Day at Triumph Baptist Church in Nicetown
• Philadelphia’s rush to reconcile
• Power moves: Arun Prabhakaran resigns from DA’s office to become executive VP at Urban Affairs Coalition
• Ronald Crawford believes Meek Mill, Jay Z and Nas have something healing to say to Philly’s returning citizens
• Power Moves: Malik Pickett is Juvenile Law Center’s new staff attorney
• On the final day of Netroots Nation, four presidential candidates showed up
• Race and exclusion in Philadelphia: Snapshots from the last 100 years – Part II
• So, what does a district attorney actually do?
• Power Moves: Kiera Smalls is Philly Startup Leaders’ new ED
• Philly’s DA axed cash bail for low-level offenses. Activists are still watching
• Power Moves: Gayle Isa is leaving Asian Arts Initiative in June
• Arun Prabhakaran signed on as Krasner’s chief of staff after touring MLK’s hometown
• Power Moves: Philly’s new DA and Science Center’s exiting CEO
• Power Moves: The Philly Office of LGBT Affairs just got its first deputy director
• Pennsylvania’s political accelerator for women scored a 100% win rate last night
• 15 social impact folks on Philly mag’s list of 100 influential Philadelphians
• Larry Krasner and Beth Grossman talk homelessness and policing
• It turns out eliminating cash bail would save the city $75M annually
• Larry Krasner is the Democratic pick for DA. Here’s what’s next