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11/11/2021

@ VentureCafe Philly ~ Honoring our Heroes

08/04/2021

We are sitting down with Philadelphia-based founder - Rohan Brown Athlete Entrepreneur and Founder of Barley Inc.

07/20/2021

Bloomberg News has reported federal government is likely to declare a water shortage at Lake Mead for the first time in USA History. Water Lack and Water Quality is the next crisis that will disproportionately affect Black and Brown communities. Moses West has developed the only water generator to pull water out of the air cheaper than it costs to pull it out of the ground.

03/25/2021

Dr Maxine Ruddock - Self Care and REST

03/25/2021

Dr Maxine Ruddock - Self Care and REST

08/16/2020

How to protect you & your family: Racism, COVID-19, and Mental Health. A Trifecta Against Your Health and Survival

08/12/2020

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08/10/2020

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What are your thoughts, concerns, and needs around virtual reopening? We want to make sure ALL voices are heard by officials and by media—not just the ones with the biggest platform or the most resources.

07/11/2020

06/28/2020

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06/19/2020

The first African in America Parade in the United States of America took place in Philadelphia when several hundred African Americans headed for the first training camp for the United States Colored Troops.

06/18/2020

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06/18/2020

Good Morning here is our mood

06/14/2020

06/12/2020

06/12/2020

Black-run nonprofits are allocated fewer resources than White-led ones, according to a 2016 report commissioned by the Philadelphia African American Leadership Forum. Because of this disparity, bla…

06/05/2020

Via Germantown Info Hub Newsroom coalition letter to Philly’s leadership: Uphold First-Amendment Rights and Stop Arresting Journalists

A coalition of more than 50 local media outlets and national press-freedom and civil-rights groups, including the Info Hub, submitted a letter today to Mayor Jim Kenney, Philadelphia Police Department Commissioner Danielle Outlaw, and PHLCouncil to denounce unprovoked acts of police violence against journalists covering racial-justice protests across the city.

Our demands are simple:

- Immediately end the practice of arresting journalists and protesters expressing their First-Amendment rights.
- Immediately release and drop charges against anyone who’s been detained for exercising those freedoms.
- Affirm these First-Amendment rights and assert that members of the press and the public have a right to record police activity and public protests.

FULL LETTER HERE >>https://www.freepress.net/sites/default/files/2020-06/coalition_press_freedom_letter_to_philly_leaders.pdf