Public Space
En una calurosa tarde de miércoles de mediados de agosto, un criador de conejos del oeste de Filadelfia, un ilustrador
By Siani Colón
Arts & Culture
The Open Kitchen Sculpture Garden’s founder Pedro Ospina hopes the nature space can foster community connections.
By Siani Colón
Accountability
Philly’s strategy for solving violent crime relies on the public’s trust. The police killing of Eddie Irizarry, 27, threatens to strain that trust even more.
By Mensah M. Dean for The Trace
Esta historia fue publicada originalmente por The Trace, una sala de redacción sin fines de lucro que cubre la violencia
By Mensah M. Dean for The Trace
Clean Streets
Twenty years ago, Julius Rivera and his neighbors were organizing to improve the conditions on their block in East Kensington.
By Siani Colón
Arts & Culture
Most programs at Rebel Arts Movement focus on children and adolescents. Some are free, while others cost begin at $60 per month.
By Bruce Claxton
Cuando Alyssa Bigbee abrió Rebel Arts Movement en 2020, quería crear un espacio comunitario seguro para que las personas se
By Bruce Claxton
Arts & Culture
On Thursday, community leaders pushed for increased police accountability and transparency. Some called for stronger leadership from Mayor Jim Kenney. Others focused on John McNesby, the president of Philly’s police union, the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP).
By Siani Colón
Arts & Culture
In one of his final conversations, Randolph "Primo" White told a friend, "When I die, people are gonna remember me because of all the good deeds that I’ve done; they gonna remember me in these streets – how I was.”
By Jillian Bauer-Reese
Clean Streets
Editor’s Note: For this story, the student reporter talked to block captains outside of Kensington to explore solutions for
By Natalie Kerr
Accountability
On Tuesday night, more than 20 top City officials and residents testified about quality of life issues in Harrowgate and
By Jillian Bauer-Reese
Arts & Culture
Editor’s note: This essay was submitted by a student at Kensington Creative and Performing Arts High School through a
By Kensington Voice
Arts & Culture
Editor’s note: This story was submitted by a student at Jules E. Mastbaum High School through a community partnership
By Kensington Voice
Arts & Culture
Editor’s note: This poem was submitted by a student at Jules E. Mastbaum High School through a community partnership
By Cianie Soler
Editor’s note: This essay was submitted by a student at Kensington Creative and Performing Arts High School through a
By Elian Fana Rosario
Editor’s note: This essay was submitted by a student at Kensington Creative and Performing Arts High School through a
By Sebastian Fana Rosario
Drumroll, please! The results are in. Our election-themed art contest, “My vision for Kensington” has come to an end.
By Kensington Voice Staff
Editor’s note: This essay was submitted by a student at Kensington Creative and Performing Arts High School through a
By Issis Moreno
This story is part of our “Hey, City Hall! It’s us, Kensington” series. Do you have a question for
By Kensington Voice Staff
Squeezing a 40-foot shipping container through the gate of the Kensington Corridor Trust (KCT) garden on Kensington Avenue was no
By Siani Colón
Estamos muy emocionados por lanzar nuestro segundo concurso de arte, con el tema: “Mi visión de Kensington”.
Vimos este concurso
By Kensington Voice
We are so excited to launch our second art contest, with the theme: “My vision for Kensington.”
We saw this
By Kensington Voice
Arts & Culture
This story is part of our “Hey, City Hall! It’s us, Kensington” series. Do you have a question for
By Siani Colón