Leaders

High School seniors from Cliffside Park, New Jersey created a book about their life-changing experiences during COVID-19 led by their English teacher..

The President and CEO of the Museum of the American Revolution said the uprisings around George Floyd’s death are a continuation of what the founding fathers started more than 200 years ago.

The annual event at Drexel University has paired with the nationwide movement to raise money for students impacted by COVID-19.

The Pennsylvania Secretary of Education penned an open letter saying more work needs to be done to bridge the gaps in opportunity in the state and beyond.

Attending a non-diverse university sparked the idea for Mark Novales to create an organization where other Latinos can have a voice and feel more represented on campus.

AL DÍA’s first-ever virtual RoundTable Talk featured four Philadelphia area nurses breaking barriers, coping with coronavirus and inspiring the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Amy Perez is a yoga teacher who makes yoga accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds, and promotes the importance of health and wellness to communities of color.

Ten students from universities throughout the Greater Philadelphia region received awards worth up to $5,000.

The transportation authority’s new leader looked back at what’s turned into a crazy four months at the helm.

The company maintains its commitment to the populations most affected by the Covid-19

The beauty queens who called Mexico to support those most in need during the pandemic.

Through Not A Peep, pediatric sleep specialist Maria Lopez guides hundreds of parents and their children in developing healthy sleep habits.

You might be able to get benefits even if you’re not yet laid off.

Siria Rivera is a strong advocate for both the town she lives and the city she works in.