Sabrina Vourvoulias is the editor of Generocity. Previous to joining the team, she worked as managing editor of a number of English- and Spanish-language Philadelphia-area news organizations, where her work has earned everything from José Martí awards to an Emmy. She is also a novelist and short fiction writer. Born in Thailand and raised in Guatemala, she has lived in Chester County with her family for the past two decades.
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Power Moves: Rachel Miller becomes director of Criminal Records Expungement Project
Plus, power moves at the City of Philadelphia and Resolve Philly; board appointments at the Mann Center, Friends Service Committee, Girl Scouts, PA Horticultural Society, and more.
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Jun. 21, 2019 3:11 pm
Anuj Gupta on the power of the ‘common denominator’ public space
One of two Philadelphians named a Public Spaces Fellow by the Knight Foundation, the general manager of Reading Terminal Market will now have support while exploring how to best use our shared spaces.
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Jun. 19, 2019 8:34 am
City of hopes and dreams: These are the ‘Immigrant Leaders’ you nominated
Their impact is felt in significant ways throughout the greater Philadelphia region, across sectors and neighborhoods. We will continue to add more leaders to this list throughout the month of June — so after reading this, nominate!
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Jun. 18, 2019 7:03 am
On the Market: 28 opportunities for jobs to rock your world
This week: Multiple opportunities to lead development efforts at nonprofits; anti-racism work at an organization with a long history of social justice, and various openings at Latinx-serving organizations.
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Jun. 13, 2019 1:00 pm
Urbanist and author Diana Lind will lead the Arts + Business Council for Greater Philadelphia
Lind: "Philadelphia has an amazing arts community and an amazing business community. The two could be better linked and that's where this organization comes in."
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Jun. 12, 2019 4:06 pm
There’s still time to be part of ‘Art as Resistance’ exhibit
If you create sculpture, drawings, painting, fashion or digital art exploring restorative justice and resistance, the organizers of the Institute for Community Justice exhibit want to see your work.
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Jun. 12, 2019 7:48 am
Kelly Herrenkohl leaves Vetri Community Partnership for Natural Lands
Herrenkohl: "While learning to cook and connecting to nature don’t seem closely related at first glance, they are actually flip sides of the same public health coin."
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Jun. 10, 2019 7:43 am
Philly Pours 2019 invites people to eat, drink, and do good for a third year
The popular food and beverage festival that raises funds for the children's services programs of Resources for Human Development takes place June 26 — and we've got a ticket for you.
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Jun. 8, 2019 2:29 pm
4 things to do during Pride Month
Here's our quick and quirky Generocity guide to events and more. Plus, we want you to make a resolution...
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Jun. 6, 2019 7:35 pm
Money Moves: A towering $83M has been awarded recently to area organizations
A Silicon Valley fund gave the Philadelphia Orchestra Association $55 million, the William Penn Foundation distributed more than $17 million to 59 arts and environmental organizations, the Eagles raise millions for autism research, and more.
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