Events
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Live at Lunch Series- Guest: Shani Newton
Instagram LivePart of the Future of Work series, dedicated to discussing how work will change in the upcoming years Owner of Dolly’s Boutique & Consignment (@dollysboutique), Shani Newton, talks about the challenges of being a retail owner during a pandemic and what the future of retail will look like post-pandemic with Inquirer special correspondent Derrick Cain.
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Re:Imagine with guests Sonja Bingham & Chris Fuentes
PhillyCAM local cableAddressing issues that impact working class, black and brown communities and organizing for change. Re:Imagine how to make Philly better with Reclaim & Resolve. This week, we discuss primary elections with our guests, Sonja Bingham and Chris Fuentes.
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Live at Lunch Series- Guest: Pastor Carl Day
Instagram LivePart of the Future of Work series, dedicated to discussing how work will change in the upcoming years. The discussion surrounds the future of work in ministry. Carl has taken an approach to engaging with his community that is a model for others in ministry.
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Blended Views: Gun Violence in Philly
NBC10 Facebook LiveAn ongoing, solutions-oriented discussion on issues that impact Black and Brown communities With guests: Keir Bradford-Grey, Esquire Eric Marsh, Community Outreach Organizer/ News & Information Community Exchange NICE • WHYY
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Live at Lunch Series- Guest: Comedian Mel Harris
Instagram LivePart of the Future of Work series, dedicated to discussing how work will change in the upcoming years. This week's guest is Comedian Mel Harris
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Live at Lunch Series- Guest: Darryl Brown
Instagram LivePart of the Future of Work series, dedicated to discussing how work will change in the upcoming years This week's conversation is with Darryl Brown, a designer at Damari Saville. We will discuss the future of work in high-end retail and the challenges of redefining modern suiting and precise tailoring during a pandemic.
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Live at Lunch Series- Guest: Clayton Kellum
Instagram LivePart of the Future of Work series, dedicated to discussing how work will change in the upcoming years Clayton Kellum is the owner of @built_fit, a personal trainer and motivational speaker. Clayton talks about his journey to becoming a business owner, the challenges of being in the fitness industry during the pandemic and what the […]
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Blended Views: The Role of Mental Health in Philly’s Gun Violence Crisis
NBC10 Facebook LiveA FB Live series on issues facing Black and Brown communities in Philadelphia Join NBC10, Equally Informed Philly and Dos Puntos for a candid conversation about the role that mental health plays in Philadelphia's gun violence crisis.
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Live at Lunch Series- Guests: Tasnim Sulaiman and Farida Boyer
Instagram: @phillyinquirerPart of the Future of Work series, dedicated to discussing how work will change in the upcoming years. With guests Tasnim Sulaiman from Black Men Heal and Farida Boyer from Black Brain Campaign, we discuss the organizations' work at this point, and how that work is changing the way mental health is supported in the future.
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School Funding: Blended Views
Facebook LiveA FB Live series on issues facing Black and Brown communities in Philadelphia How does the state's school funding formula feed the cycle of poverty? We talked with Ashli Giles Perkins, Fellow at the Philadelphia office of the Education Law Center, Anna Perng, Cofounder of the Chinatown Disability Advocacy Project, activist Autumn Smith and Stephen […]
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Live at Lunch Series: Fadwa Robinson
Instagram LivePart of the Future of Work series, dedicated to discussing how work will change in the upcoming years. Fadwa Robinson is the owner of Daily Dove Care. Fadwa spoke with Resolve Philly Community Engagement Editor Derrick Cain about the mission of Daily Dove Care’s personalized and high quality home care services.
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Climate Change and the Next Generation: Blended Views
Facebook LiveA FB Live series on issues facing Black and Brown communities in Philadelphia How will climate change shape our children -- and shape Black and Brown communities? Watch NBC10, Equally Informed Philly and Dos Puntos's conversation with Jessica Ordñóñez spokesperson for Climate Power, and students Deja Mitchell and Robbie Bryant.
