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When it comes to your job, how much ‘AI anxiety’ makes sense?

By Stephanie Humphrey

When I think about the idea of artificial intelligence and all that’s come with it recently, I think of the Dr. Seuss book “Oh, the Places You’ll Go.”  Optimistically, we’re […]

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Intern Reflections with Lucy Tobier

By Resolve Staff • Resolve Philly

At Resolve, we believe that developing a strong, intentional, and multi-layered internship program provides great benefits to the individuals who choose to intern with us, to us as an organization, […]

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Intern Reflections with Deesarine Ballayan

By Resolve Staff • Resolve Philly

At Resolve, we believe that developing a strong, intentional, and multi-layered internship program provides great benefits to the individuals who choose to intern with us, to us as an organization, […]

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Resolve Philly Executive Director Jean Friedman-Rudovsky to Step Down in April 2025

By Jean Friedman-Rudovsky • Resolve Philly

Dear Friends and Colleagues, I write to you today with bittersweet news: I have begun to plan my departure from Resolve Philly. My last day will be April 11, 2025. […]

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The great debate: Does artificial intelligence have any place in American politics?

By Stephanie Humphrey • Love Now Media, Technical.ly

Surprisingly, several people interviewed said they’d support an AI candidate — but that doesn’t mitigate the danger of deepfakes

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At-risk Seniors left behind in new Pennsylvania Budget

By Lila Bricklin • Germantown Info Hub

Lila Bricklin’s latest op-ed for the Germantown Info Hub highlights why Pennsylvania’s budget falls short on addressing healthcare needs for low-income seniors 65+. With our state’s senior population rapidly growing, Bricklin says it’s time to tackle the gaps in Medicaid coverage.

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A Look Back at Ryan Moser’s Reentry Reporting

By Julia Lowe • Resolve Philly

At Resolve, we are proud to offer a deeply collaborative fellowship program in which we support an early-career individual in creating a body of work that they can bring with […]

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Germantown InfoHub

This local community garden will host a Philadelphia Fringe Festival performance

By Maleka Fruean

Local poet Heather Bowlan and musician Melinda Rice reunite for the Philadelphia Fringe Festival with their project re:claim at the Hansberry Garden.

Germantown InfoHub

Biking and building: How one local bike club is strengthening community bonds

By Maleka Fruean

These Germantown neighbors got together and created a biking club in Fernhill Park. Adults and kids get together and just have fun riding bikes- but they're also building community and learning about their neighbors.

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