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A healthy-eating program based on ethnic pride gets a permanent home in Philly

Chris Haywood is a volunteer teacher at ‘A Taste of African Heritage’ class in Austin, Texas. Starting in June, Philadelphia will be the first city in the country to offer permanent sites for A Taste of African Heritage (ATOAH), a…

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  • Beer, art and social-justice talk in a nonprofit’s West Philly office

    A nonprofit group called Repair the World (RtW) discussed the impact of the city’s Mural Arts Program in the latest of its “Cocktails with a Conscience” evenings, an event that drew nearly 70 people to a night of free food,…

    • May 11, 2015 - 9:33 am
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  • Philly Farm Crew digs into food-justice issues

    Tali Smookler The Philly Farm Crew launched its second season last weekend when 35 volunteers turned out to help local farmers spread compost, prep growing beds and turn over soil for planting at the Urban Roots Farm, Heritage Farm and…

    • Apr 2, 2015 - 11:28 am
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  • Mindfulness programs gaining traction as resource for urban youth

    Kelan Lyons Students at Overbrook Educational Center do a mindfulness exercise with Cheryl Nichols, of Mindfulness Through Movement. Ten seventh and eighth graders sit in a circle in the library of West Philadelphia’s Overbrook Educational Center. The students repeatedly hum…

    • Mar 16, 2015 - 1:15 pm
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    Proposed boxing gym seeks funding from the public

    Social worker Inna Rymar is seeking donations to open a boxing gym for kids from underserved communities in Northeast Philadelphia, maybe in the Somerton section. She hopes that her nonprofit— United States of Boxing Inc.—will be able to help at-risk youth…

    • Mar 13, 2015 - 6:53 pm
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    PNC continues to distance itself from mountaintop removal coal mining

    PNC Bank published its Corporate Responsibility Report on Monday afternoon, announcing its continued decrease in financial support for companies that practice mountaintop removal coal mining. The company invested $687.5 million in companies that utilize the controversial mining method in 2012.…

    • Mar 2, 2015 - 11:46 am
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    Get Lucid collective hosting open mic nights at W/N W/N

    Get Lucid’s goal, cofounder Miguel Huerta said Wednesday night, is “just to snowball love.” The activist/artist collective hosted its second open mic night at W/N W/N this week. Best known for massive dance parties, Get Lucid is a combination of…

    • Feb 27, 2015 - 8:47 am
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  • Concert Review: Motion City Soundtrack @ Electric Factory

    Kelan Lyons [ 1/29 ]  In front of a near sell-out crowd at the Electric Factory on Thursday night, Minneapolis band Motion City Soundtrack tore through the entirety of their now-10-year old sophomore album, Commit This to Memory — an…

    • Jan 30, 2015 - 11:49 am
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