diversity : Featured Stories

Two hundred women convened for networking and learning on Saturday for this Philly Tech Week event, illustrating the local rise of women in technology.

A first-time visit to Detroit reveals the makings of a true story of opportunity as First Person Arts' upcoming event reveals both cities' mistaken identities.

Latin American Film Festival at International House, sterling silver at The Alternatives Museum in Wilmington, and it's clean-up time in the city.

Dance by the Swann Memorial Fountain, explore communal exchange at the Painted Bride and enjoy opera on The Porch at 30th Street Station.

Five teams competed for $10k and a shot at nationals, and the prize went to the innovative "Closing Schools, Opening Opportunities" plan.

The unique dance and theater group from South Philly has performed all over, shining a different kind of light on anger, death, love and war.

Two million visitors since 2008 can't be wrong. Never has a children's museum been so thoughtful about its program's impact.

As funding challenges mount, area non-profits are utilizing techniques to attract, grow and retain one of its most important resources: people.

Inspiration for innovation through technology and design was everywhere last week at the annual free event, including the power of passion.

Philadanco founder Joan Myers Brown's personal and professional history reflects the hardships and triumphs of the region's African-American community.

Collaboration thrusts more natural landscape and space for kids into Center City, while multiple projects promise to define Chinatown North.

The next phase of the long-term initiative taps into its true power, with the Urban Land Institute, United Way and CEO Council for Growth tackling infrastructure, education and business.

The visionary founder of the Philly Youth Poetry Movement looks to launch a new project through the Black Male Engagement Challenge.

A year since opening, the state-of-the-art Kroc Center is transforming Nicetown and surrounding North Philly as a center for health and education.