While jobs and population are up overall, they are localized and too many neighborhoods struggle with a lack of investment, chronic low employment, and poverty. | From: The Philadelphia Inquirer (Read more.)
Digital privacy concerns could have serious implications for the 2020 Census, which is the first one to be completed mostly online. | From: The Philadelphia Inquirer (Read more.)
Nijmie Zakkiyyah Dzurinko, co-founder of Put People First! PA, discusses the Poor People’s Hearing where people impacted by mass incarceration, gentrification, and the closure of Hahnemann Hospital will give testimonies. | From: WURD (Read more.)
Las preocupaciones sobre la privacidad digital podrían tener serias implicaciones para el Censo 2020, que es el primero que se responde principalmente en línea. | The Philadelphia Inquirer (Read more.)
El deber de ser parte del jurado aleja a las personas del trabajo y otras obligaciones y puede incurrir en costos de viaje. Entonces, ¿por qué el pago es de $ 9 por día durante los primeros tres días? (Read more.)
Si bien los empleos y la población aumentaron en general, están localizados y muchos vecindarios luchan con la falta de inversión, el bajo empleo crónico y la pobreza. | The Philadelphia Inquirer (Read more.)
Thirty years ago, Norris Square battled to rid itself of drugs and violence. Now it has another fight with outside investment skyrocketing over the last couple years. | From: Al DÍA News (Read more.)
Karima Zedan, Vice President of Digital Inclusion and Internet Essential joins Wake Up with WURD to talk about how low income communities benefit from Comcast Internet Essentials. | From: WURD (Read more.)
The two-hour event in Mt. Airy will center on testimony from residents who have personally struggled with poverty. The hearing will also address the closures of Hahnemann University Hospital and the Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery. | From: WHYY (Read more.)
Jury duty takes people from work and other obligations and can incur travel costs. So why is the pay at $9 per day for the first three days? | From: The Philadelphia Inquirer (Read more.)
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