Generocity Coverage (77 posts)

• Technical.ly Philly’s Roberto Torres on the biggest tech trend he’s watching in 2018
• Mighty Writers is expanding to Philly rec centers in 2018
• What is the racial wealth gap?
• Keir Bradford-Grey on what ‘participatory defense’ could look like in Philly
• Millennial giving expert Lansie Sylvia on turning your rage into philanthropy
• These are the 3 big barriers for immigrants seeking citizenship
• Defender Association of Philadelphia has reform on its mind
• This One Step Away vendor wants you to understand one big thing about the street newspaper
• Quaker City Coffee is betting that former drug dealers will make good entrepreneurs
• ‘Ugly produce’ company Hungry Harvest has recovered 4M pounds of food so far
• September is now Philly’s Adult Education Month
• GALAEI is tackling the increasing HIV infection rate in Latino gay men
• Center for High Impact Philanthropy’s new report outlines how to best help women and girls around the world
• Using the trauma narrative to share young people’s Storiez through art
• Philabundance Community Kitchen serves folks who are ‘just looking for a new start’
• Why become an organ or tissue donor? Let the mother of one tell you
• Here’s how Steppingstone Scholars motivates students facing academic hardships
• This is what ‘geek’ really means (hint: You might be one, and it’s not a bad thing)
• Meet the nonprofit teaching ‘movement arts’ to people with disabilities
• One Step Away’s Emily Taylor breaks down the street paper’s ethos
• Community College of Philadelphia wants to support your civic engagement work
• After 140 years, Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission remains focused on the individual
• Asian Arts Initiative is working on a ‘cultural plan’ for Callowhill and Chinatown North
• How Casa de Venezuela is responding to the humanitarian crisis from Philly
• Why Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia is advocating for protected bike lanes
• June is AIDS Education Month. Here’s what Philadelphia FIGHT has planned
• Why STEMcityPHL uses ‘high-impact mentoring’ to reach young students
• Join Philadelphia Furniture Bank for its inaugural Chair Affair on June 1
• The League of Creative Interventionists is coming to a public space near you
• Here’s a glimpse into Philly’s literary scene with APIARY Magazine
• The Advocacy Institute is helping teens educate their peers about the tobacco industry
• Meet Alfrea, the social enterprise that’s like Airbnb for community gardening
• The Food Trust is celebrating 25 years of ‘comprehensive’ food access work
• Food Moxie is shrinking the number of people it serves — on purpose
• What Taller Puertorriqueño’s new cultural center means for North Philadelphia
• It’s Warrior Writers’ 10th anniversary. Celebrate by listening to this veteran’s emotional poem
• Nonprofits, let Sunday Suppers be your outcomes-tracking role model
• Learn about the workforce development program that’s serving over 1K Philly youth per year
• This social enterprise lets you donate to charity by watching ads
• Here’s what it’ll take to get College Possible in your Philly high school
• Skyless Games is dropping its financial corruption game soon
• This new nonprofit uses mentorship to help Philly youth shape their own stories
• How CultureWorks Greater Philadelphia embodies the collaboration ethos
• This music education nonprofit wants its musicians to teach your students
• How skills-building nonprofit Year Up helps close the ‘opportunity divide’ in Philadelphia
• Checking in with Mt. Airy’s Immigrant Innovation Hub
• How Dignity Housing serves the many faces of homelessness in Philadelphia
• How education nonprofit 12+ builds a ‘college-going culture’ in the schools it serves
• How Mission Incorporated weaves activism into its capacity-building work
• The city is spending half a billion dollars on improving its civic assets
• Think Code for Philly isn’t for you? Think again
• This CEO is making sure fellow women technologists have mentors
• How iPRAXIS helps middle school students become “scientific citizens”
• How the Office of Innovation and Technology fuels creativity within city government
• Megha Kulshreshtha’s Food Connect app is tackling the city’s hunger problem
• Get pumped about the Knight Cities Challenge with Patrick Morgan
• What can men do to stop domestic abuse?
• Philadelphia FIGHT started as a small HIV research center in 1990. Now, it serves over 3,000 people at 3 locations
• 64% of Philly’s recent college grads choose to stay in the city and Campus Philly wants to help them find jobs
• Compass’ work on behalf of local nonprofits will be worth $3.7M by May
• Philly Set Go is making sure millennials are part of the local political process
• Here’s your primer on Afrofuturism
• Kensington Community Food Co-op is 75% of the way to its membership goal
• ‘Which case of police brutality has affected you and the organization the most?’
• Watch this entrepreneurship afficianado gush about Philly’s small biz community
• Wharton Social Impact Initiative just launched its Urban Impact Scaling Lab
• FeedPhilly listened to its community and added medical clinics to its food sites
• How to solve some of our city’s biggest problems via inclusion and entrepreneurship
• The Philly Block Project has collected over 1,300 old family photos from South Kensington neighbors
• Why the average Philadelphian should care about that World Heritage City designation
• Just how easy is it for people to lead sustainable lifestyles?
• Watch Philanthropy Network’s Maari Porter explain what makes funders “spark”
• Why it’s so important for youth-focused nonprofits to involve parents
• Solving the education crisis will require partnerships, according to Ina Lipman
• Why B Corps matter, according to Nicole Koedyker of Forsei Consulting
• How pretend play can impact kids’ literacy
• “Our organizations and work were stronger when we collaborated”