Prevention Point hosts free HIV testing event to highlight racial disparities in care
Black Americans account for 40% of people living with HIV but are far less likely to be prescribed preventive medication.
Black Americans account for 40% of people living with HIV but are far less likely to be prescribed preventive medication.
Philadelphia school communities are pushing back against the district’s plan to close 20 schools. At Conwell Middle School, community leaders urged the district not to take resources away from the neighborhood.
Over 25% of West Kensington residents don’t have a high school diploma. Embedded advisers and support could help students overcome poverty and other systemic barriers, experts say.
Free HIV/AIDS testing event, business tax prep workshop and more.
Concerns grow that Philadelphia’s school closure plan disadvantages some already vulnerable neighborhoods.
Faith leaders and community members braved the cold outside Philadelphia’s ICE office to reflect, pray and call for justice amid heightened immigration enforcement.
Despite declining enrollment, parents and City Council member Quetcy Lozada describe Conwell and Stetson as community anchors and resource hubs.
‘Right to the City’ board game play session, hat knitting workshop and more.
A key member of the Philadelphia City Council has already expressed opposition to parts of the district’s plan to close, relocate, and co-locate several schools.
The proposal would have a particularly large impact on middle schools, with more than a dozen elementary schools turning into K-8 schools.
MLK Day cleanup, Lost Time comedy show and more.
Family Fort Night, MLK Day of Service event and job search assistance.
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