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Philadelphia Neighborhoods Philadelphia Neighborhoods reports on underserved communities. It is a publication of the Temple University Department of Journalism.

Philadelphia Neighborhoods reports on underserved communities in the city. It is a publication of Temple University's Klein College of Media and Communication within the Department of Journalism's Multimedia Urban Reporting Lab in Philadelphia.

11/19/2025

The Trump administration’s crackdown on arts and culture funding has had particularly dire consequences for q***r and trans artists and the organizations that support them.

A PA Humanities CultureCheck report found that more than 90% of Pennsylvania arts institutions expect to be or already have been impacted by Trump’s arts funding cuts. In May, the National Endowment for the Arts, otherwise known as NEA, rescinded $27 million in grants that were designated for artists and arts organizations across the nation.

The Leeway Foundation is an arts grant-making organization that serves women, non-binary, gender non-conforming, and trans artists living in the Philadelphia region. As funding organizations struggle to meet their communities needs, Leeway is stepping in to try and fill the gaps.

Philadelphia Neighborhoods sat down with Leeway’s Executive Director Pia Agrawal to discuss Leeway’s work and her thoughts on the threats on the arts right now as a whole.

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11/19/2025

This September the SNAP-Ed program was cut as a part of the Trump Administration’s One Big Beautiful Bill. This bill cuts taxes, changes federal spending levels, raises the national debt limit, and reshapes funding across multiple agencies and programs throughout the federal government.

The program served about 43,000 students in Philadelphia through the Eat Right Philly program, which provided students with nutrition education, cooking lessons, and support for healthier diets and lifestyles. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Education website, more than 70% of students in the city qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. Advocates say that loss of SNAP-Ed leaves a huge gap in nutrition access and education across Philadelphia.

11/17/2025

is a Puerto Rican visual artist based in Philadelphia.

His work focuses on harnessing indigenous spiritual practices through murals, installations, performances and spiritual rituals to create community-engaged art.

Ortiz-Pagán spoke to Philadelphia Neighborhoods about what it means to create art in times of political upheaval, the importance of ancestral spiritual technologies, and how he has kept true to himself throughout the years artistically.

For the full interview by Megan Russel go to Philadelphianeighborhoods.com

11/02/2025

Preparing for election day means catching up on candidates and ballot issues. From local news to social media to word of mouth, election information comes from a variety of sources. Still, gaps in political news often leave voters feeling hesitant once they reach the voting booth.

To see how Philadelphians prepare for election day, we asked voters where they get their election information and if they feel equipped when heading to the polls.

By: Ireland Davies

11/02/2025

There is only one third-party candidate on the ballot in Philadelphia this election cycle. His name is Daniel Wassmer, and he’s running for a reason you might not expect…


11/02/2025

As election day approaches, we talk with Philadelphia voters about whether they think their vote makes a difference. Their responses range from a strong belief in the power of civic participation to skepticism about political impact. This piece ultimately captures people’s views on democracy at the local level.

By : Alexa Gamborino


11/02/2025

It is election season in Philadelphia and Xavier Johnson explores civic engagement and compares the Presidential election v.s Local elections. We hear from citizens at city hall to deepen our understanding about why voting matters.

By: Xavier Johnson


11/02/2025

During the election season, Philadelphia Neighborhood’s reporters look closely at how Temple Owls and people around Philadelphia are involved in various election efforts. From canvassing on Liacouras Walk to shadowing a poll worker on Election Day, Philadelphians worked to make a difference in these high-stakes elections.

By: .johnson812

11/02/2025

First-time voters are stepping up.
A few voters talk about what’s driving them to the polls and why this moment matters.
Your voice counts– make it heard.

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Knowing what’s on the ballot before going to the polls is helpful. Here is what’s on the Philadelphia ballot this Tuesda...
11/02/2025

Knowing what’s on the ballot before going to the polls is helpful. Here is what’s on the Philadelphia ballot this Tuesday, November 4th. Learn who’s on the ballot, the responsibilities of the positions and why it matters.

By: Safiya Totesau

WE WANT YOUR INPUTTo Philadelphia voters born outside of the U.S., PhiladelphiaNeighborhoods wants to hear about your vo...
11/02/2025

WE WANT YOUR INPUT
To Philadelphia voters born outside of the U.S., PhiladelphiaNeighborhoods wants to hear about your voting experiences. This survey isn’t just for people who are registered to vote. Please fill out the anonymous survey at this link! We’ll share the results with you.
https://forms.gle/veJ7kGQ2yzaENujFA

By : Emelie Beckman and Fran-Claire Kenney

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Доступность голосования важна для всех. Город Филадельфия предлагает услуги по обеспечению языковой доступности, чтобы и...
11/02/2025

Доступность голосования важна для всех. Город Филадельфия предлагает услуги по обеспечению языковой доступности, чтобы избиратели, которые не умеют читать или писать по-английски, могли проголосовать на предстоящих выборах 4 ноября. Вот как можно воспользоваться этими услугами
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إمكانية الوصول إلى التصويت مهمة للجميع. تقدم مدينة فيلادلفيا خدمات إمكانية الوصول اللغوي لضمان أن الناخبين الذين لا يستطيعون القراءة أو الكتابة باللغة الإنجليزية يمكنهم الإدلاء بأصواتهم في الانتخابات المقبلة التي ستجرى في 4 نوفمبر. فيما يلي كيفية الوصول إلى هذه الخدمات

By: Mario Rodriguez Canuto

#выборы #голосовать #Филадельфия #الانتخابات #التصويت #فيلادلفيا

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Philadelphia Neighborhoods reports on underserved communities in the city. It is a publication of Temple University's Klein College of Media and Communication within the Department of Journalism's Multimedia Urban Reporting Lab in Philadelphia.