A group of people experiencing homelessness, now living at an encampment on Benjamin Franklin Parkway, say they’re staying put, despite a city order to dismantle the tents by Friday morning. | From: WHYY (Read more.)
People experiencing homelessness and their allies in the Workers Revolutionary Collective and Occupy PHA took control of field on the Parkway June 11 and have named it an autonomous, police-free zone. | From: Generocity (Read more.)
Years of perceived inaction on the part of Philly officials over affordable housing could come to a head this Friday, when the city plans to evict people living in an encampment along the Ben Franklin Parkway. | From: WHYY (Read more.)
Negotiations between the city and residents of the encampment over their demands for permanent housing seem to be at an impasse. As the camp continues to grow into a small village on the ballfield near the Parkway’s museums, many of its neighbors and the city want it dismantled. | From: WHYY (Read more.)
El Programa de acceso a supermercados viene como parte de Lyft City Works, un compromiso de la compañía para desplegar alrededor de $50 millones cada año en programas “que hacen que las ciudades sean más habitables”, dijo la compañía. | Presentado Por: Technical.ly Philly (Read more.)
The Grocery Access Program comes as a part of Lyft City Works, a commitment by the company to deploy about $50 million every year to programs “that make cities more livable,” the company said. | From: Technical.ly (Read more.)
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