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Invisible People Features Work of Prevention Point in Latest Video
Invisible People featured the truly extraordinary work of Prevention Point Philadelphia and their homeless services in a new video.
'Once Upon a Nation' Storytelling Benches Reveal Untold History of Philadelphia
Philadelphia is the birthplace of America and you can learn about some of the unsung heroes who helped shape our nation at free storytelling benches, placed where history was made.
6abc Visits the Once Upon A Nation Storytelling Benches
6abc Loves the Arts visited Historic Philadelphia’s Once Upon A Nation Storytelling Benches to see Philadelphia’s history trail in action
Prevention Point’s Beacon House Emergency Shelter Featured in Philadelphia Inquirer
Prevention Point Philadelphia's low barrier emergency shelter was featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer in an article by reporter Max Marin. "The shelter gives people who live there time to focus on their next steps while providing them with support to navigate...
Fairmount Park Conservancy Relights Philadelphia’s Iconic Boathouse Row with Coverage Across the Philadelphia Region
Philadelphia’s iconic Boathouse Row received a major glow-up and once again illuminates the 10 historic buildings along the Schuylkill River as of March 2024. Fairmount Park Conservancy partnered with Philadelphia Parks & Recreation to replace and upgrade the...
"Sunday Morning" celebrates Lunar New Year
Jane Pauley helps shine a light on the lantern festivals traditionally held to usher in Lunar New Year around the world, from Zigong, China, to Philadelphia's Franklin Square. "CBS News Sunday Morning" features stories on the arts, music, nature, entertainment, sports, history, science and Americana, and highlights unique human accomplishments and achievements.
CBS Sunday Morning features Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival
Four years in the making, CBS Sunday Morning’s celebration of the Lunar New Year featured the Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival in Franklin Square.
FDR Park’s Anna C. Verna Playground Features Risky Play
Philadelphia Inquirer features Anna C. Verna Playground risky play.
Philadelphia’s Boathouse Row Gets a Glow-Up
Philadelphia’s Boathouse Row is getting a glow-up from Fairmount Park Conservancy and Philadelphia Parks and Recreation. A public Boathouse Row Official Relighting Ceremony will take place on March 7, 2024.
Fairmount Park Conservancy Opens Historic Trolley Trail
Fairmount Park Conservancy cuts the ribbon on the historic Trolley Trail through Fairmount Park in Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Inquirer went out on the trail with reporter Frank Kummer and photographer Jessica Griffin to capture the story on a beautiful fall day.
NBC National News Features Sublocade Program at Prevention Point Philadelphia
Prevention Point Philadelphia staff have encouraged their participants with opioid use disorder to receive once-a-month injections called Sublocade. The treatments are having a profound effect on many lives, including Kali, featured in this beautiful story from NBC News.
Drag Queen Stella D’Oro featured in Philadelphia Inquirer
AIDS Fund’s GayBINGO with drag queen Stella D’Oro highlighted in the Philadelphia Inquirer