01/11/2023
Mayor Kate Gallego is tackling climate change in the country's hottest city. Listen to her tell former Mayor Michael Nutter, Mayor Kasim Reed and The Citizen's Larry Platt how she's doing it. https://bit.ly/3CGZfFb
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01/10/2023
How Elections in Philadelphia Work — Dispelling Common Myths
Putting this right here, on . It's about how Philadelphia and Pennsylvania preserve and integrity.
City Commissioner Seth Bluestein explains how elections work in Philadelphia — and why voters should ... trust the process.
01/10/2023
How are Philly dads Akeiff Staples and Brent Johnstone inspiring young Philadelphia elementary school students to read — and their fathers to read with them? Read on! https://bit.ly/3k6WLcY
01/06/2023
Brian Fitzpatrick for Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives?
Brian Fitzpatrick has been ranked as the most bipartisan member of the House by The Lugar Center and the McCourt School of Public Policy at Georgetown University. Could he be the answer to the search for House speaker?
House Democrats voting for the Bucks County Republican may be a way to calm the raging culture wars in Washington D.C. — and the nation
01/06/2023
What Should Josh Shapiro Do? A To-Do List for PA's New Gov
In less than two weeks, PA Governor-elect Josh Shaprio assumes office. What do you think his top priorities should be as governor of Pennsylvania? https://bit.ly/3WWz8Cj
Pennsylvania voters have spoken: We want Josh Shapiro to not be crazy (or not be Doug Mastriano.) Here's what else the new governor should do
12/31/2022
Farewell 2022! We had important elections, pressing issues, extreme weather, contentious politics…and, oddly for Philadelphia, winning teams.
In our era of extremes, it was another whopper.
As you cheers to 2023, read about the things Philadelphians cared about the most in 2022, based on the most-read stories in The Citizen — and what they mean for the year to come.
READ THE LATEST at the link in bio!
12/31/2022
Michael Steele joined the Fight for Democracy panel at the Ideas We Should Steal Festival:
“The most powerful words in all of our documents written about this country, in my view, are these: ‘We, the people.’ Our government was not established for an institution by an institution. It was not established for a political party. Our founders were reticent about factions being formed. As short-sighted as they were, as flawed as they were, they placed that power in those three words.
Our job is to hold [those] in office accountable…
If Congress has a 20 percent approval rating, but 95 percent of members of Congress get re-elected. That’s on us.”
12/24/2022
Anne Gemmell says “our civic leaders should certainly collaborate and compete for opportunities and grants; but not bank on them. To rebuild our economy and protect our future, Philadelphia needs a grassroots, “grow your own” economic development and jobs strategy. Otherwise, expect poverty and gun violence will continue to grow.
So what could we do instead?”
LINK IN BIO to READ THE LATEST for the full story.
12/18/2022
Hey, ! What do you want in our next ? Tell us in this super-short survey — then share it with everyone you know! (Psst: It's available in six languages!) https://bit.ly/3hDrcqk
12/17/2022
Being mayor is a job and PHILLY CITIZENS are hiring! Help us write the job description for our next mayor--fill out our 4 question survey, and share it with everyone you know! (Psst: It's available in six languages!) LINK IN BIO!
We’ll use your responses to make a citizen-generated job description. In January, we’ll use this JD to have recruiting experts and nonprofit and corporate leaders interview each candidate in a public forum. Then, you will cast your vote based on who is the best fit to get the position in the May primary election.
12/16/2022
isn't just an epicenter of the epidemic. It's also the capital of trauma p**n. Here, what the people who live and work there think of the who visit to document human suffering — and of the people who watch their videos? https://bit.ly/3YsEExx **n **n
12/16/2022
We were honored to host an invigorating conversation that highlighted the importance of media in our democracy. Thank you to everyone who attended Wednesday evening! And thank you to Home Appétit for sampling their delicious offerings to all our guests.
12/16/2022
Thank you so much! An amazing kickoff to an amazing day.
12/15/2022
We are in full swing at Comcast Technology Center! Stay tuned for highlights!!
12/13/2022
ONLY A FEW SEATS LEFT!
⭐️Join us tomorrow, December 14 at 3675 Market Street at Quorum at the University City Science Center for a reception and opening night of the Ideas We Should Steal Festival!
Truth and the Media, Post-Midterms brought to you by the Lenfest Institute for Journalism with New York Times Magazine writer Emily Bazelon, former New York Times Executive Editor Jill Abramson, The 19th’s Errin Haines and Spotlight PA’s Chris Baxter, in conversation with MSNBC anchor Ali Velshi. This event is free and open to the public.
RSVP at thephiladelphaicitizen.org/events or go to the Ideas We Should Steal page linked in bio
12/13/2022
Sustainable, eco-friendly shops and services in Philadelphia
Loving this new guide to sustainable services and shops in Philly. Just in time for holiday gift giving, opportunities to give well, guilt-free!
These Philadelphia shops and services put a dent in climate change—and make you feel a little bit better about everything, including shopping
12/11/2022
Ideas We Should Steal Festival 2022
Join us on December 14 to discuss the state of truth and the media, post-midterms. You'll hear from award-winning reporters including Spotlight PA's Chris Baxter, The 19th's Errin Haines, New York Times Magazine writer Emily Bazelon, former New York Times editor Jill Abramson, and MSNBC host Ali Velshi.
This free special opening night of the 5th annual Ideas We Should Steal Festival is brought to you by Lenfest Institute for Journalism. Doors open at 6pm with a pre-panel reception and will take place at Quorum at the University City Science Center. Register today! http://bit.ly/3FIlPiA
Ideas We Should Steal Festival® is a full-day convening that brings ideas that are transforming cities across the country to Philadelphia.
12/11/2022
Ideas We Should Steal 2022 Registration
The 5th Annual Ideas We Should Steal Festival is just a few days away! Have you secured your seat to hear from this year's lineup of innovative urban thinkers and city changemakers? Join us December 14 and 15 - Don't miss out!
Can't afford a membership level? Let us know! Everyone is welcome no matter their financial situation.
The 5th annual Ideas We Should Steal Festival is happening December 15 at 10am in Comcast Technology Center's Ralph J. Roberts Forum.
12/07/2022
You have 9 days to read 9 books featured in next week's Ideas We Should Steal Festival. Have at it. (Or, just buy some copies when you get there. It's December 14 & 15.) https://bit.ly/3isPqn1
12/07/2022
CitizenCast: How To Really Run A City | Episode 1: Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf
Haven't listened to the first episode of How to Really Run a City yet? You gotta. Here's a teaser, from Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf: "Mayors, we all belong to one party. It’s the party of Get Sh*t Done."
Reed, Nutter, and Platt delve into the surprising skill all good leaders really need, then welcome Mayor Schaaf to talk about her secrets to successfully moving Oakland forward.
12/07/2022
Hey Philly: Let's Hire a Mayor! (Seriously, we need your help.)
Philly! Please fill out this quick form and SHARE it with EVERY Philadelphian you know. It's your — our — chance to (anonymously) share what you want in our next MAYOR! Thank you!
In less than one year, Philadelphians will elect our city’s 100th mayor. How about this time we citizens play the role of employer?
12/06/2022
Quon Brinkley is bringing Black Philly pride to Old City, one art show at a time. https://bit.ly/3H8a4mR
12/05/2022
Does Crime in Philly Deter Prospective College Students?
What is the effect of on college students? We need to find out, says Jemille Q. Duncan, who grew up in and chose Swarthmore College: bit.ly/3XZmhjO
A young Philadelphian chose a suburban college over a Philly one to feel and be safe for the next four years. Other students will follow.
12/02/2022
It's Launch Day! It's Launch Day! Our newest podcast HOW TO REALLY RUN A CITY is live! Click link in bio to hear how mayors like Michael Nutter + Kasim Reed + Mayor Libby Schaaf get sh*t done! https://bit.ly/3gTuLZ2
12/01/2022
How Baltimore-based Urban Teachers is transforming the pipeline of teachers at School District of Philadelphia and Mastery Schools, teacher by teacher. https://bit.ly/3ubGtBl
12/01/2022
Terrill Ya Fav Trashman Haigler on why he's running for PHLCouncil next year. https://bit.ly/3gMg7CI
11/30/2022
Meet Philadelphia walking artist Ken Johnston, who's been literally following in the footsteps of Harriett Tubman. https://bit.ly/3ESYOIa
11/29/2022
Who is Helen Gym: All about the presumed mayoral candidate
Today, popular At-Large member of PHLCouncil Councilmember Helen Gym resigned, presumably to run for of .
The popular two-term At-Large City Councilmember is proudly and loudly progressive. Her main cause: low-income Philadelphia families
11/29/2022
U.S. Congress: Now is the time to protect our DREAMers
"74 percent of Americans support legal status for people from other countries who were brought to the U.S. as children," writes Elaine Maimon. "The 2022 lame duck Congressional session starting this week may be DREAMers' last chance for some degree of security in the only home they have ever known." https://bit.ly/3FbEwLB
Elaine Maimon asks us to consider the many thousands of DREAMers who arrived in the U.S. as children and need legal status to thrive.
11/28/2022
The Philadelphia Citizen's last-minute, up-to-date, nearly complete guide to winter holiday fun in Philly. Includes Christmas pop-up bars, festive concerts, classic performances, neighborhood lights, makers markets ... Have at it. https://bit.ly/3gBtvcV
11/28/2022
Second date added! Have you secured your seat for the 5th Ideas We Should Steal festival?
On December 14, join a free event on Truth and Media, Post-Midterms. Then secure your seat for December 15 at the RJR Forum in Center City for a full day of panels and talks.
⭐️Link in bio for more info!
11/26/2022
Support small business Saturday by checking out our holiday gift guide (LINK IN BIO).
Shop the book lovers’ tote! Think we can all agree with the sentiment here. Get yours at or
Hannukah is coming soon — December 18 — get ready with our favorite menorah tea towel, from and . $16
Don’t forget the season's it book is "The Light We Carry" by Pick up a copy at a local bookstore, like , or , . ,
11/24/2022
What do Tina Turner, Taylor Swift by candelight, street soccer and the Tinsel Bar have in common? They're all happening this weekend in . https://bit.ly/3Xmg7Kh
11/24/2022
Today, The Philadelphia Citizen is thanking Philadelphians we've covered in the past year — for doing what they do. We think these people — some unsung, some great successes — are who we should all celebrate today. Join us. And tell us who you're thankful for today. https://bit.ly/3XuTd38
11/24/2022
Thanksgiving can be hard for people in Philly experiencing homelessness, food insecurity, poverty, and loneliness.
For all of the challenges the holiday poses, it also comes with plenty of opportunities to do more good. Whatever your age, budget, or time frame, here are some ways to create Philly traditions that support our neighbors. helps guide us with this essential list.
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11/23/2022
Get ready. Get set. Let's go , ! https://bit.ly/3Xmg7Kh
11/23/2022
Who's New on Philadelphia City Council?
Who are the new members of the Philadelphia City Council? What do they care about? What changes do they plan to make for the City of Philadelphia? We got you.
In the November 8 midterm elections, Philadelphia voters elected four newcomers to Philadelphia City Council. Quetcy Lozada, Anthony Phillips, Jimmy Harrity and Sharon Vaughn will replace the four Councilmembers who had to resign in order to run for mayor of Philadelphia. On November 28, the seats v...
11/22/2022
Have you met Rep. Joanna McClinton? The Philadelphia state rep is poised to become the first woman Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. knew her first. (Go to our website — or cut and paste this into your browser https://bit.ly/3GDG02j — to meet Joanna. You won't be disappointed.)
11/22/2022
For many families, the Eviction Diversion Program represents more than a financial transaction. By steering tenants away from eviction proceedings — a process in which less than 10 percent of tenants, compared with more than 80 percent of landlords, have historically had legal representation — Philadelphia’s program allows renters to avoid significant damage to their credit and their ability to secure desirable housing in the future.
Read the latest from Jessica Blatt Press.
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11/21/2022
Philadelphia Should be Proud of our Eviction Diversion Program
Smart, hopeful read of the day: 's Eviction Diversion Program, a collaboration among the City, legal support groups, housing counseling nonprofits + landlord advocacy organizations + more is a model for cities nationwide. https://bit.ly/3VcpCd1 Councilmember Helen Gym
Philadelphia’s Eviction Diversion Program has become a model for cities around the country — and a lifesaver for Philadelphia families
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We had a momentous time yesterday honoring Judge A. Leon Higginbotham Jr alongside our community, peers, and partners Mural Arts Philadelphia and University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School. Thank you to Fitler Club for providing a beautiful venue to bring so many together to pay tribute to the Judge. And to WURD Radio for sharing the important remarks we heard Dr. Evelyn Higginbotham, Sherrilyn Ifill, and Ken Frazier with the community by broadcasting the event live. Judge Higginbotham was a civil rights pioneer, federal courts judge, and Philadelphian. While the impact of his life is very evident today, his name is often forgotten. Yesterday, we changed that. Visit 4508 Chetsnut St to see the newest mural in the Social Justice Mural Corridor. Here’s a behind the scenes of the mural making and his story:
Maria Quińones-Sañchez on what she would do to make it easier to open a business in Philadelphia. "There are 157 steps to open a restaurant in Philadelphia. 157 steps. Do we really need that?" http://ow.ly/lB2g50KBJMw
We hosted mayoral candidate Maria Quiñones-Sañchez on a recent panel about economic growth as a driver for more equality in Philly. Here's what she had to say about how to bring more resources to the table. http://ow.ly/aWFN50KBJFP
"Black and Brown businesses don't have capital, because they can't make it through year three … we set up small businesses to fail," Quińones-Sañchez said in a discussion about creating more opportunities for minority businesses. http://ow.ly/34hi50KBJJn
Scenes from our Philadelphia Thinks Big event, where we talked with local development experts about the big projects that are reshaping Philadelphia — and how to make them more accessible to all. Find a link to the full panel in the comments.
Want to tackle poverty in Philly? Start with good-paying jobs, said our panelists at Monday’s Jobs, Jobs, Jobs! event.
Learn more about urban forestry director Lori Hayes. Moved? More inspired to plant a tree? Show her some love by casting your vote for her to be this year's Integrity Icon People's Choice winner here: https://bit.ly/phlii2022
Learn more about Philly Schools’ director of K-12 math curriculum Lauren Young. Moved by her dedication to educating our kids—especially during the pandemic? Show your thanks by casting a vote for her to be this year's Integrity Icon People's Choice winner here: https://bit.ly/phlii2022
Learn more about biking ambassador Stephanie Ridgeway. Feel inspired by her work to get more bikes into more communities? Show her support by voting for her to be this year's Integrity Icon People's Choice winner here: https://bit.ly/phlii2022
Learn a little more about Leah Wood. Think her work to raise up local paraprofessionals is important? Show her support by casting a vote for her to be this year's Integrity Icon People's Choice winner here: https://bit.ly/phlii2022
Kilgore was the first female lawyer in the city of Philly—and the first woman admitted to the bar in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. 👩⚖️ #womenshistorymonth http://ow.ly/spkw50IoGMv
The renowned ballerina helped found the Littlefield Ballet Company, later known as the Philadelphia Ballet, which became the first U.S. ballet company to achieve fame at a national and international level. 🩰 #womenshistorymonth http://ow.ly/o09N50IoGwL
Meet Rebecca Lopez Kriss 2022 Integrity Icon Winner
Like what you hear? Cast a vote for Lopez Kriss to be this year's People's Choice winner here: https://bit.ly/phlii2022
The intrepid Germantown resident became a renowned entomologist, known for her pioneering work in the study of the life cycle of the Hessian fly. 🪰 #WomensHistoryMonth http://ow.ly/2aO850IoGfc
Anandibai Joshi left India to attend the Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania at 19. She eventually became the first Indian woman to earn a medical degree in the States. 🙌 #WomensHistoryMonth http://ow.ly/4ANP50IoFUh
Sixers COO Lara Price tells us about the first female dean of the Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania during #womenshistorymonth. Read more 👉 http://ow.ly/QUys50IoFHi
Local bookshop owner Jeannine Cook joins our lineup of badass local women telling you about equally badass Philly women from history. First up: famously witty poet and critic Marianne Moore. #womenshistorymonth Read more about Moore here: http://ow.ly/6yPY50IlYQi
Quaker activist Mary Ann M’Clintock was a founding member of the Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society, and an organizer of the First Women’s Rights Convention. #womenshistorymonth More here: http://ow.ly/2asj50IlYzb
Mural Arts Philadelphia's Jane Golden tells us about chemist and refrigeration pioneer Mary Engle Pennington, who was one of the first women to earn a PhD at Penn. Read more of her bio here: http://ow.ly/Va4W50IkO1h
6abc's Tamala Edwards talks about the great Pearl Bailey, who got her start in Black Philly nightclubs in the 1930s. #WomensHistoryMonth http://ow.ly/2IvC50IkfbO
Judy Wicks tells us about the fascinating Elizabeth Willing Powel (of Powel House fame), the American socialite and founding mother who coined the term "president" for the leader of the country. http://ow.ly/zIZT50IesPn #womenshistorymonth
HipCityVeg founder Nicole Marquis Joyce Craig Lewis, who became the first female firefighter in Philadelphia to die in the line of duty. #womenshistorymonth
Restaurateur and environmentalist Judy Wicks joins our audio series spotlighting incredible Philly women in history. Today, she tells us about writer and humanitarian Pearl S. Buck. #womenshistorymonth
6abc Action News's Tamala Edwards joins our impressive lineup of badass Philly women of today sharing stories about badass Philly women of yesterday. First up: legendary feminist and abolitionist Lucretia Mott. #womenshistorymonth http://ow.ly/v4UG50Ick2V
Sixers COO Lara Price on late, groundbreaking LGBTQ activist Gloria Casarez, Philly's first director of LGBT affairs. #womenshistorymonth http://ow.ly/vp4u50IcjiS
After her husband, William Penn, suffered a series of strokes in 1712, Callowhill Penn effectively ran Pennsylvania for six years and then for another eight after Penn died. http://ow.ly/VOHR50I9Lzk
Mural Arts' Jane Golden shares the accomplishments of late, great trans activist Charlene Arcila, who, among other things, led the movement to remove gender markers from SEPTA passes. 🏳️⚧️ #womenshistorymonth http://ow.ly/WXZw50I8Bgi
HipCityVeg founder and CEO Nicole Marquis on Helen Octavia Dickens, the first female African-American Ob/Gyn in Philly, and outspoken sexual health advocate. #womenshistorymonth http://ow.ly/2W7m50I7zbW
We're kicking off our Philly Women's History Month audio series with a spotlight on sports great Ora Mae Washington—as read by Sixers COO Lara Price. Read more here about Washington: http://ow.ly/VejX50I6ooI
[email protected] … we could listen to him all night. Such an inspiring kickoff for #IWSSFest. 🙌
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Saving birds with Lights Out Philly, our new and current listings, and Philly happenings.
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Featured: BioOne, JSTOR, The Academy of Natural Sciences, Audubon Mid-Atlantic, DVOC - The Delaware Valley Ornithological Club, National Audubon Society, Valley Forge Audubon Society, Wyncote Audubon Society, Northern Liberties Business Improvement District, Trunc Artisans, Workhorse Brewing Company, Prunella Restaurant, Volvér, Theatre Philadelphia, Da Vinci Art Alliance - DVAA, Legoland Discovery Center, Andalusia Historic House, Gardens and Arboretum, Elmwood Park Zoo, Sesame Place, South Street Headhouse District, Linvilla Orchards, Longwood Gardens, The Philadelphia Citizen, Visit Philly
Is your business your baby? Then raise it like one! Future Works Alliance PHL founder Anne Gemmell writes in The Philadelphia Citizen about how starting a business is like raising a newborn.
"You can’t reach racial justice unless educational justice is part of the calculus." 🙌
Great profile in today's The Philadelphia Citizen on the amazing teacher training and advocacy happening through Sharif El-Mekki and the Center for Black Educator Development! Our partners are doing incredible, crucial work.
Great profile in today's The Philadelphia Citizen on the amazing teacher training and advocacy happening through Sharif El-Mekki and the Center for Black Educator Development! Our partners are doing incredible, crucial work.
➡️Cool News! Mural Arts Philadelphia is excited to share that Jane Golden, was featured in The Philadelphia Citizen as one of Philadelphia’s favorite Philly women in honor of Women’s History Month!
This week, our highlight is our very own Stephanie Ridgeway, an Integrity Icon Philadelphia 2022 Award winner! She was nominated for her work to increase access to the Indego bike program for all Philadelphians! 🚲💙
Read and watch her story with The Philadelphia Citizen ⬇️
Read and watch her story with The Philadelphia Citizen ⬇️
For this we want to shoutout Indego Community Coordinator, Stephanie Ridgeway for being named one of the Integrity Icons of 2022 by The Philadelphia Citizen for her work in increasing access to Indego for all Philadelphians. To view the full feature, visit: https://linktr.ee/indegobikeshare
Thanks The Philadelphia Citizen for recognizing Rebecca and all her hard work at PhilaRevenue! We definitely appreciate her, and everything that she has done for the department. Congrats Rebecca Lopez Kriss!
Congratulations to Lori Hayes, Philadelphia Parks & Rec’s Director of Urban Forestry, for winning a Philadelphia Integrity Icon 2022 award from The Philadelphia Citizen!
For 40 years, Lori has been a public servant committed to caring for Philadelphia’s trees. Her work has increased tree plantings in underserved communities, making our city cleaner and greener. As Director of Urban Forestry, she has made sure Tree Philly's programs are accessible to all, mentored and inspired a new generation of arborists, and been a passionate leader of the City’s urban forestry work.
Thank you, Lori, for your leadership and dedication to Parks & Rec and to Philadelphia’s trees! Read more about Lori and VOTE for her here⬇️
For 40 years, Lori has been a public servant committed to caring for Philadelphia’s trees. Her work has increased tree plantings in underserved communities, making our city cleaner and greener. As Director of Urban Forestry, she has made sure Tree Philly's programs are accessible to all, mentored and inspired a new generation of arborists, and been a passionate leader of the City’s urban forestry work.
Thank you, Lori, for your leadership and dedication to Parks & Rec and to Philadelphia’s trees! Read more about Lori and VOTE for her here⬇️
With federal dollars poised to make transformative impact, the Nowak Metro Finance Lab at client Lindy Institute for Urban Innovation writes about how local orgs. can prepare using its Investment Playbook, citing client The Enterprise Center CDC as a case study. Read more via The Philadelphia Citizen
Check out a recent article that TTF is featured in!
This piece talks about green stormwater infrastructure in Philadelphia, the Soak it Up Adoption Philly program, and TTF’s maintenance of the rain garden in Vernon Park: https://thephiladelphiacitizen.org/soak-it-up-adoption-philly/
Thank you to Philadelphia Water Department's Soak it Up program for keeping our neighborhoods clean and thank you to The Philadelphia Citizen for publishing this important article!
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This piece talks about green stormwater infrastructure in Philadelphia, the Soak it Up Adoption Philly program, and TTF’s maintenance of the rain garden in Vernon Park: https://thephiladelphiacitizen.org/soak-it-up-adoption-philly/
Thank you to Philadelphia Water Department's Soak it Up program for keeping our neighborhoods clean and thank you to The Philadelphia Citizen for publishing this important article!
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A great article from The Philadelphia Citizen about our friends at the Philadelphia Water Department! ✊🏽 (By the way, we need to talk about OWN joining the Soak It Up Adoption Program to take responsibility for all the GSI projects being installed in Overbrook.)
Thanks The Philadelphia Citizen for covering our Soak It Up Adoption program!
Read more about how you can adopt a local green stormwater infrastructure site in your neighborhood. ⬇️
Read more about how you can adopt a local green stormwater infrastructure site in your neighborhood. ⬇️