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Why is Philly pushing ACP? These local advocates explain why affordable internet is important for digital equity

Philadelphia's city government, public school district and other stakeholders are encouraging eligible families to sign up for the Affordable Connectivity Program, the federally funded internet subsidy program especially as the new school year approaches.

Senior center for non-English speakers will expand

PASSi will offer primary care to their limited English proficient seniors, allowing them to get proper primary care in their own language.

Yellow Whistles are providing safety and security for Asian Americans facing hatred

Yellow Whistles are providing safety and security for Asian Americans facing hatred Jeff Gammage, The Philadelphia Inquirer © JOSE F. MORENO/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS Alix Webb, executive director of Asian Americans United, is photographed wearing her yellow whistle on her wrist near her home in West Philadelphia on Tuesday, June 2. The Yellow Whistle is more than a dollar’s worth of molded plastic. It’s a safety device for Asian Americans, who have been attacked on city streets from Philadelphia to San Francisco. It’s a symbol of hope, the color of spring daffodils and a reminder that yellow has been the hue of American xenophobia, used to raise the false threat of “Yellow Peril.” And it’s a call for people to join and sound an alarm against rising anti-Asian violence.

Montgomery County Commissioners return to One Montgomery Plaza for in-person meeting

$4 8 Million Awarded to Pennsylvania To Train Direct Care Workers

Read / Add Comments Pennsylvania has been awarded more than $4.8 million in Direct Care Worker Training Grants (DCWTG) to improve the quality of care provided by direct care workers while earning family-sustaining wages, officials announced. As demand increases for essential services provided by direct care workers, their safety and the quality of care they provide must be maintained,” Gov. Tom Wolf said in a statement. “Nearly 90 percent of direct care worker jobs are filled by women who receive limited health benefits and earn relatively low wages. These grants not only benefit our loved ones in long-term care facilities like nursing homes and receiving care at home, but also the workers who care for them.”

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