Tell us what you want to know about how the social impact sector is tackling one of the city biggest problems, and we'll investigate as part of Broke in Philly.

Want to change your title to program coordinator, marketing manager or communications director? Consider these open positions at local nonprofits and mission-minded orgs.

Streets Dept founder Conrad Benner's petition calling for the Walt Whitman Bridge to be painted in Philly Pride Flag colors got plenty of attention this week. But, Benner writes, it's time to "leverage that attention to create some more immediate good."

"Wherever we fall on the political spectrum, we all must agree that punishing the poor is not the way to make America great again," writes Pathways to Housing PA head Christine Simiriglia.

Bioethicist Shirin Karsan will speak about her own immigrant experience and the need for increased understanding across differences.

The co-executive directors of Resolve Philadelphia want to know: What do you think we need to move toward that vision?

During the Feb. 20 event, "Brave, Not Perfect: Rewiring Expectations Beyond Gender Norms," Krawcheck will interview Saujani in a fireside chat.

But the internet has helped Philadelphians become more connected and learn about local opportunities to serve in recent years, according to the Mayor’s Office of Civic Engagement and Volunteer Service.

Ellipses Ensemble thinks it can by incorporating films, visual art and other features into its live performances around the Philadelphia area.

The fellowship connects college students with organizations that want to better visualize their impact. Apps are open until Jan. 27.