Ever stumble across a plot of land in the city that looks like it should be a parking lot but hosts clusters of kale instead of cars? Bam. Urban food justice.
“Our message needs to reach people in whichever ways they receive information and lead them to action.”
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One of Philadelphia’s last old-style diners illustrates Philadelphia’s constant change.
This is a well-rounded experience you’ll be hard-pressed to find in most summer day-camp curriculums.
It’s much more relaxed, not intimidating, and open to everyone.
This is what collaboration really looks like.
This year, the celebration truly captures the soul of the city.
Unhealthy eating is cyclical, and Vetri Community Partnerships has a plan to end that cycle.
If there’s one way to celebrate Mother’s Day, its by honoring Pennsylvania’s best and brightest women, our Mothers of Invention.
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