We hear a lot about Philadelphia as a “city of neighborhoods.” The description certainly fits, as we have a wealth of distinctive communities offering all varieties of food, shopping, architecture, civic institutions, and other amenities that enhance our quality of life. But what makes Philadelphia uniquely neighborhood-centered? After all, Manhattan has neighborhoods, Boston has neighborhoods, […]

How philanthropy is working to address healthcare deserts.

Unraveling the Intricacies of Philadelphia’s Fiscal Landscape

Healthcare deserts are being created in communities nationwide, what can our region learn and gain from federal remedies?

Medical professionals, patients and lawmakers alike have called for government action will, legislation stop hospital closures.

Is government intervention needed? Part 1

Residents want more from Delaware County leadership

Philly coalitions work to reduce recidivism, gun violence, and poverty.

People want vision and respect, not lip service from its “leaders” and institutions

Lesson’s from Children First second Big Thing conference