Forman Fund at TPF offers $40k grants for youth programs
Grants will support nonprofits serving young people aged 11 to 18 that offer programs which provide training, education and exposure to photography, written arts, or architecture. more
Education
CORA is recruiting staff for its YouthCOR programs
Rooted in a tradition of care and compassion, YouthCOR's mission is to enrich the lives of young people in Philadelphia during the most vulnerable time of day, 3:00pm and 6:00pm. more
COVID, violence are top concerns as students return to school
Students worry about the spread of COVID with so many students returning to in-person learning. more
Free Virtual Mentoring Moments Training
Free virtual training for adults in relationship-rich spaces to learn how to approach interactions with youth with a mentoring mindset! more
Street Movies! and Backpack Giveaway at Smith Playground
Scribe Video Center and Smith Memorial Playground will present a special free film screening and backpack giveaway to kick off the school year. Support provided by T-Mobile. This Friday! more
Court allows discussion of racial disparities in school funding case
A state court judge has ruled that attorneys can present some evidence that disparate funding for school districts across the state has a negative impact on Black and Latino students. more
PCCY changes name to Children First: The Advocate for Kids
For 40 years Public Citizens for Children and Youth has put children first. Now, we’re making it official. As of now, PCCY’s name will formally be Children First. more
Social Innovations Journal course on new collective impact framework
The Social Innovations Journal will offer a new course on Collective Impact with a Justice and Equity Lens starting September 8th. more
City adds 700 new slots for Philly Pre-K program
The 2021-2022 school year will be the biggest yet for the program, which has served over 10,000 students since its inception in 2017. more
Report: 2 in 3 third-graders in city not reading at grade level
The report showed that just 32% of third graders read on grade level, with stark gaps among racial groups and particularly low scores for English language learners and students with disabilities. more
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