Stories tagged Philadelphia

Disrupting the Pipeline That Channels Youth in Foster Care to Homelessness

Economics in Brief: Uber and Lyft Drivers Stage Nationwide Strike for Right to Unionize

Woman standing in front of Montana home with a mountain view

Housing in Brief: Montana’s Labor Shortage Is Actually a Housing Shortage

Reunited family

One Mother Won Her Battle, But Biases in Child Welfare Remain

Police on the NY subway

Report: Fewer Cops Can Make Transit Safer for All

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Housing in Brief: PA Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Eviction Diversion Program

The First ‘Menstrual Hub’ in the Country Is Open in Philadelphia

Have We Entered a “Gilded Age of Mass Transit”?

Philly Families Are Taking Charge of Their Own Food Security

Philadelphia City Hall

Eviction Records Follow People Around for Years. This Isn’t Fair.

Mayor Jim Kenney

In Philadelphia, the Fight to Fund Eviction Prevention Continues

Housing in Brief: Philadelphia Is Paying Landlords to House LGBTQ Youth

A January 2021 scholarly paper surveyed existing studies of child protective services investigations and race and determined that Black families are subjected to greater scrutiny and harsher judgment at virtually every stage of contact.

Can Racial Bias Be Corrected in the Child Welfare System?

In the Child Welfare System, Black Families Should Matter

Housing in Brief: Evictions May Move Forward in Texas Despite CDC Order

Community-Responsive Public Spaces Were More Resilient During COVID, Report Finds

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