Generocity Coverage (67 posts)

• Can The Promise lift 100,000 Philadelphians out of poverty by 2025?
• Youth aging out of foster care are at risk of homelessness. Is Philadelphia doing all it can?
• Promising new approaches correct for the disproportionate presence of Black families in the child welfare system
• Black families confront a child welfare system that seems intent on separating children from parents
• How did the pandemic affect Philly’s wage tax?
• Were you unable to say goodbye to a loved one because of COVID?
• Here’s how gig workers can file for unemployment benefits and get the extra $300
• Facing a cliff: Is this the end of pandemic support and relief?
• Two Philly Indonesian faith leaders talk about voting, engagement and big issues
• Power moves: Resolve Philly fills three new positions
• In the midst of crisis, the opportunity for journalism to engage differently
• Disruptions and government response to the coronavirus outbreak are heavily impacting youth in foster care
• How the city and Kensington-area orgs are trying to fix the census’ historical undercount of Latinxs
• ‘What has the most significant impact on leadership of color?’ 16 Philly-area leaders answer our question
• Power Moves: Malik Pickett is Juvenile Law Center’s new staff attorney
• Takeaway from Klein News Innovation Camp? The future of news is in our hands
• Power Moves: Jill Duncan to lead local United Way’s financial team
• Who is covering you? Meet the new Generocity freelancers
• These 7 nonprofits, programs and city initiatives help residents access the internet for job searches
• Opinion: EDs of Resolve Philadelphia call for candidates to address economic mobility
• Maternity care crisis (averted?)
• Philly’s Roadmap to Homes removes barriers to shelter, employs strategies from ‘Housing First’ programs
• My Philly Neighbor: Why Hestonville’s Juanita Acree encourages civic engagement
• My Philly Neighbor: Meet Germantown civic leader Marie-Monique Marthol
• Breastfeeding in Riverside: Meet 3 moms who pump in jail
• Where to find low-cost tax prep resources in Philadelphia
• Ask Generocity: What do you want to know about poverty in Philadelphia?
• For Philly’s vulnerable, the government shutdown trickles down to tragedy
• It’s Economic Mobility Action Month. Can you imagine a Philly without poverty?
• This newly revived cash assistance program for poor Pennsylvanians is at risk again
• Pa.’s new Clean Slate Law means jail time is no longer a life sentence
• Inside Esperanza’s ‘asset-building’ development strategy in Hunting Park
• Here’s where people living on Philly streets can find respite from the cold
• For young people in underserved communities, transportation can be a barrier to success
• Philly’s digital divide is growing, but at least we got some free Wi-Fi kiosks ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
• Center for Hunger-Free Communities just released 5 reports on discrimination and food insecurity
• How misinformation and fear keep Philly immigrants from accessing public benefits
• 10 volunteer and donation opportunities to aid Philly’s hungry this holiday season
• This is what family homelessness looks like in Philadelphia — and how to solve it
• Report: About 18 percent of Philadelphians are food insecure
• Nominate an inspiring neighbor to be profiled by Broke in Philly partners
• The Foundation for Delaware County made its first major grants
• Hack for North Philadelphia at #QuestHacks next week
• This innovative intake system model aims to shorten wait times for social services
• 5 smart lessons about investing to end poverty in Philadelphia
• ‘Each of us cannot tackle poverty alone’
• BenePhilly is celebrating 10 years of increased access to public benefits by opening 6 new locations
• Hello, did you know that today is the last day to register to vote in Pa. before the fall election?
• 12 workforce development programs for Philadelphians in need of a job
• How Benefits Data Trust will use $4 million to increase food security across the U.S.
• Why this $10-per-month internet plan is so popular in Philly
• Home visits from education experts are improving outcomes for Philly kids in poverty
• Why is being broke so expensive in Philly?
• Power Moves: Cassie Haynes left city government to co-lead Resolve Philadelphia
• GreenLight Fund is bringing a new model of financial empowerment to Philadelphia
• Farm for the City: Growing an urban garden near City Hall to fight food insecurity
• Broke in Philly made a resource map for low-income Philadelphians
• These nonprofits still can’t work in their Center City offices thanks to that massive water main break
• Here’s where people living on Philly streets can find respite from the heat
• Ending the ‘closet to poverty pipeline’ for LGBTQ youth
• In North Philly, a produce truck and a supermarket are fighting food insecurity
• Peep this massive list of low-cost summer camps for Philly kids
• United Way’s new Impact Fund grants signal a shift in priority
• The latest City Health Dashboard stats are … not great
• Can financial literacy solve Philly’s poverty problem?
• Philly’s poverty rate won’t budge. Could artificial intelligence help?
• Meet Broke in Philly, a solutions-focused news project on poverty