Sandi Klein show – Social Causes

NINETEEN STUDENTS FROM countries including Kenya, Cameroon, Nigeria, Nepal, Zimbabwe, and India have completed a seven month training program with Kanthari, an organization that equips people [...]

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By Chad Dougatz

In Education, Food, Philanthropy, Podcast, Social Causes Posted November 29, 2016

Tamra Ryan, of The Women’s Bean Project

Meet Tamra Ryan, CEO of the Women's Bean Project. Founded in 1989, this Denver-based non profit is dedicated to helping women break the cycle of chronic unemployment and poverty through [...]

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By Chad Dougatz

In Legal Matters, Podcast, Politics, Social Causes Posted November 8, 2016

Meryl Schwartz of The Innocence Project

Founded in 1992, The Innocence Project is the #1 organization working for criminal justice reform in the United States. To date, 344 people have been exonerated by DNA testing, including 20 who [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Gender Issues, Social Causes, What's New Posted October 20, 2016

Donna Ferrato’s work included in Quanada’s I Am Unbeatable campaign

QUANADA, A NON-PROFIT that works to empower victims of domestic violence and sexual assault by providing comprehensive services in an atmosphere of respect and confidentiality, began a “I Am [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Social Causes, What's New Posted October 13, 2016

Hearts of Gold to hold gala for NYC’s homeless families

HEARTS OF GOLD’s 20th Annual Charity Fundraising Gala, “All That Glitters,” is being held Thursday, October 27th at New York’s Capitale. Proceeds help support NYC’s [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Art, Social Causes, What's New Posted September 30, 2016

Mural unveiled at Wissahickon train station

A 200-FOOT mural by David Guinn now appears on the platform wall at the Wissahickon Regional Rail station. The project, unveiled earlier this month, is the joint effort by Guinn, the City of [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Art, Social Causes, What's New Posted September 9, 2016

NYTimes talks about mural art in New York City

IF YOU TAKE the time to look around New York City, you will see countless murals and public art designs on street corners and buildings across the city. The New York Times cited artist Logan [...]

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By Chad Dougatz

In Art, Education, Podcast, Social Causes, Volunteerism Posted September 6, 2016

Jane Golden, Activist and Artist

Jane Golden is a powerhouse. An artist, visionary, activist, educator, author and expert on urban transformation through art, she is the Executive Director of the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program. [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Social Causes, What's New Posted August 12, 2016

The Peace Train Summer Tour comes to an end

SHARON KATZ AND The Peace Train have been singing across America all summer and their journey has finally come to an end. The Peace Train had its final summer performance in Philadelphia on Aug. [...]

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By Chad Dougatz

In Education, Food, International, Philanthropy, Podcast, Social Causes, Volunteerism Posted August 9, 2016

Barbara Collins and Marsha Wallace, Philanthropists

Barb Collins and Marsha Wallace, two amazing, inspirational and committed women. They are the co-founders of Dining for Women, the largest educational giving circle that connects people in the [...]