Publications

Philly is Charlottesville: Unmasking White Supremacy in Philadelphia POWER Rally, August 16, 2017 Rev. Linda Noonan, Senior Pastor at Chestnut Hill United Church, Philadelphia One of the rallying cries of the white supremacists in Charlottesville was “You will not replace…

“Black and brown people don’t vote.” “Focus only on swing white voters.” Those have long been the voter outreach strategies for many political campaigns regardless of party, but not this time. And if we do our jobs right, it won’t…

BY: Karthika Swamy Cohen It was a cold January morning in Philadelphia — though it felt warm. The country has seen several bleak weeks in the aftermath of one of the most unprecedented elections in history. But this Monday felt like…

BY: Maya Earls   Calling themselves the “Reclaim MLK Coalition,” more than 30 community, religious, labor, student and environmental groups say they will observe this year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day by “taking to the streets in the spirit of…

BY: Maya Earls Schools and federal buildings may be closed Monday, Jan. 16, but plenty of activities and volunteer opportunities are available and accessible in observance of Martin Luther King Day. The Greater Philadelphia Martin Luther King Day of Service,…

  For the past several weeks people of good will from organizations across the region have joined together, as the MLK D.A.R.E. (Day of Action, Resistance, and Empowerment) coalition, to prepare for our Monday, January 16th “March for a Better…

The relationship between the black and Jewish communities has long been an important alliance, as the two groups throughout the years have worked together on the frontlines of social change. This was particularly the case during the civil rights movement…

Press Advisory Media Contact: Greg Holt Phone: 603-296-5060 Interfaith activists mass to run around PECO for solar jobs WHAT: Intergenerational activists from children to elders will run or walk a one mile circuit around the PECO building for PECO to…