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Join together as a community to observe Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day and to pay tribute.  

In Person Engaging Look at Art of The Philadelphia Art Museum 

Free In-Person Event at Taller Puertorriqueño

 When women mobilize to demand their rights, they challenge government policies and practices -- paving the way for greater accountability, justice, and equity for all.

Be a part of the art of Imagining Abolitionist Futures!

Get ready to celebrate SDG 3: Good Health and Well Being with Vybe Urgent Care and the Global Philadelphia Association on April 13th! Join us at vybe urgent care in West Philadelphia from 4 - 6 pm. This mural has been created by David Guinn, a talent local muralist whose work is displayed in numerous countries worldwide. 

Unleashing a bolt of energy into the Philadelphia art scene, Rising Voices 2 will open at Studio Incamminati with over 40 realist paintings by some of the nation’s most promising women artists.

Boğaç Ergene, Professor of History at the University of Vermont, will address how recent scholarship on Ottoman state and society in the early modern era defined political and administrative corruption. The discussion will provide clues about how the Ottomans differentiated legitimate and illegitimate forms of government and the ways in which modern historians have interpreted relevant historical evidence. In his presentation, Ergene will also propose an alternative approach to studying corruption in the Ottoman context.

We like to think of human beings as the pinnacle of creation, or the most evolved animals on earth, but we may actually be one of the most flawed species of all. If we are intelligently designed, the designer has a lot to answer for. The surprising answer to why our bodies have accumulated so many errors is because humans have become experts at working around them. In this presentation, Dr. Nathan Lents will explain how the many quirks and glitches in human anatomy tell us interesting things about our past and help us live in better harmony with our bodies.