Free Library offers resources to celebrate fourth Juneteenth holiday
Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration of the end of enslavement in U.S. history. more
Education
High schoolers create documentary on root causes of violence
A group of teens at Dobbins Career & Technical High School set out to make a documentary, Future Visions, investigating the root causes under the record levels of violence in the city. more
PHENND to offer series for educators on trauma-informed teaching
PHENND will once again offer a three-part series for educators in the Philadelphia region, to collectively learn about trauma. more
'Stars to Docs' encourages Black youth to consider STEM careers
Blacks make up only 9% of the labor workforce known as STEM, short for science, technology, engineering and mathematics, according to the National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics. more
Event concludes 2024 'One Book, One Philadelphia' series
Join on May 22 at 7:30 p.m. at Parkway Central Library for a celebration to conclude the One Book 2024 season. more
Children First advocates for child needs in City budget talks
Children First is reaching out with an opportunity to advocate for kids in the Philadelphia city budget. more
Applying for free pre-school options expected to get easier
Applying to Philadelphia’s free preschool options may soon be much easier. more
'Beefed up' programs foretell longer school year in Philadelphia
A plan to put in place Mayor Cherelle Parker’s promise to lengthen the school day and year — her signature education proposal — is taking shape. more
Child Trends to showcase young Black leaders in child well-being
Please join Child Trends on Thursday, June 13 from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. ET as we showcase the newest generation of leaders advocating for Black child and family well-being. more
Crisis continues in child care employment and retention: report
After the coronavirus pandemic upended the child care industry over four years ago, finding and keeping workers became even harder. more
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