What’s At Stake Many of the faith traditions operating under POWER’s umbrella profess values in keeping with Isaiah 58 – to loose the bonds of…
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As people of faith, we believe in the dignity of labor and the sacredness of workers. This belief extends to workers’ ability to pursue their…
Banks’ priorities are the shareholders, not the people! We know that racism has been and, in many cases, continues to be rampant in the banking…
In this POWER Multi-Faith Service we came together across faith traditions to offer encouragement and solidarity to one another and our community. Watch the full…
BY: The Notebook The Rev. Phyllis Harris of Mount Pisgah A.M.E. Church in Philadelphia volunteers in a kindergarten class at Alain Locke Elementary School every…
BY: Michael D’Onofrio Gov. Tom Wolf took his campaign to increase the state’s minimum wage to $15 an hour to Northern Philadelphia on Friday. Fresh off…
BY: Erin McCarthy David Lipscomb, who said he’d been handcuffed during a traffic stop in South Philadelphia, called for an end to stop-and-frisk. Teresa Herrera, who…
BY: Michael D’Onofrio Gov. Tom Wolf took his campaign to increase the state’s minimum wage to $15 an hour to Northern Philadelphia on Friday. Fresh off…
BY: Juliana Feliciano Reyes Terrence Wiggins is trying to support his family, but it’s been difficult. The 24-year-old graduate of Olney High School left his job…
BY: Antoinette Lee PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — The fight over Temple University’s proposed plan to build a $130 million football stadium in North Philadelphia continues. Temple’s current…