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Black Temp Workers in Philadelphia Fight for Dignity
image above: Philly Black Worker Project MayDay 2026 event photo from PhillyBlackWorkers instagram Brittany: Hey Marcus and Munira! Let's get into it. Can you tell me about your experiences as a temp worker? Munira: There were many jobs I worked as a temp
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Math, Memory, and Mistrust: Insights on Philly's 17 school closures
Last week, schools across Philadelphia celebrated the opening of the 2026-207 school year; for some, this may be their last. On April 30, the Philadelphia Board of Education voted 6-3 to approve Superintendent Tony Watlington's $3 billion "Accelerating Op
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Education is a social determinant of health - and Philly's data shows just how fast policy can move it.
As we kick-off the 2026-2026 school year, Generocity is relaunching our (e)mpact series with a focus on Education. Educational data is an often overlooked social determinant of health (SDOH). According to a study published in the Lancet Public Health, edu
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Philadelphia youth get help entering and navigating the workforce
image above: C2L Tabling event in Love Park Photo from C2L's instagram Iyanna Thomas graduated from Mural Dobbins Career Technical High School in 2024. Thomas was quickly shuffled into college after graduating but soon dropped out because she thought it w
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The State of Queer Health in Philadelphia: Policy, Funding, and the Fight to Live Authentically
Why this matters now While Pride Month, observed annually in June, shines a spotlight on the queer community annually, the need for affirming healthcare, safe spaces, and community support exists all year round. As federal policies shift and funding becom
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Education doesn't prepare us for the workforce
Image above used under license from Einero/peopleimages at stock.adobe.com. Our education is a problem, experiences and moments I have had and been going through around this problem are gaining the skiIls that are needed to seek for my trucking career. Th
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Does Twice-Weekly Trash Solve Philly's Litter Problem
image above - Open recycling bins sit on a Northern Liberties corner on Friday, April 24, 2026, at 10 p.m. Recyclables are scheduled to be picked up on Friday mornings. Since 2024, Philadelphia has been trying something new to combat its infamous trash pr
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988 vs. 911: An Inside Look into Philadelphia's Mental Health Crisis Network
While National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month is observed every July, the need for mental health care and equitable support exists year-round. For many neighbors in marginalized and underserved communities, accessing mental health care is not alwa
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Philadelphia Poverty Puzzle Workforce Survey
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The challenge of measuring success: Barriers to quantifying workforce development outcomes
Workforce development is not one size fits all. Each community, each individual, has a different set of circumstances that require varying supports in search of the same goal: a life-sustaining job. At Pathways to Housing PA, the Work First program has su
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