Reporting and guest columns about the 2020 Election    

Technology in Community is an editorial series and curated conversations, funded by the Knight Foundation, that look at how social impact organizations are deploying technology in five Philadelphia neighborhoods.

TRACE (Toward Response and Community Equity), a year-long series that will track how and where the region’s government, philanthropic, civic and private sector is working toward a more just recovery. The project is made possible with grant support from a coalition of foundations that seek crucial storytelling on the topic. Led by the Independence Public Media […]

The ADVANCE conference returns for a second year on Thursday, Nov 12th. The half-day virtual event features a series of fireside chat sessions with local social impact leaders, followed by conversation prompts and exercises for attendees that can result in policies and new ideas. Leaders will speak to crisis preparedness, policies to combat systemic racism, equity and access in healthcare and housing, […]

Precipitated by the police killing of George Floyd May 25, 2020, large-scale protests took place in cities across the nation May 29, and continued in subsequent weeks. Generocity‘s coverage included news, think pieces and reflections on this pivotal moment in U.S. history.

A solutions-oriented five-part series exploring the promotora model of community wellness and advocacy, originating in Latin America and now widespread in the U.S. in Latinx communities. The series is supported by the Solutions Journalism Network, a nonprofit organization dedicated to rigorous and compelling reporting about responses to social problems.  

The unprecedented impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted Generocity to track foundation and fund giving, compile resource lists, and explore the many ways the nonprofit and social impact sector is responding to the unprecedented health and economic challenges it has precipitated in the Greater Philadelphia area.

Generocity’s Editorial Calendar explores a different topic each month. The September 2019 topic is adult education. These stories look at adult education providers focused on services for individuals with the greatest barriers to employment (such as individuals with disabilities, veterans, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) recipients and those who do not speak English well […]

Is your workplace shaped by your organization’s design, its connection to community, its creativity and innovation? Does your company culture give a nod to your activist roots?  In July, we examine “The Workplace” as part of our editorial calendar.

Generocity’s Editorial Calendar explores a different topic each month. The June 2019 topic is immigrant leaders. These stories profile immigrant leaders, from a variety of backgrounds and regions, whose work unfolds in manifold ways — and via a number of quite distinct organizations — in Philadelphia and the surrounding region.