Eric Moody

Over the next decade, 71 percent of new jobs will reportedly require computer science skills in Pennsylvania, according to the @PADeptofEd. @codeninjas is doing its part to make sure local students are ready. 💻https://t.co/28FYOP59kc

.@FreeLibrary and @PhilaParkandRec have partnered up to join the Philly ABCs campaign led by Read by 4th. The early literacy movement is bringing free learning research citywide and vibrant alphabet signage to playgrounds across the North Philly area. https://t.co/D4cvOhAImW

.@PHLschools’ Mic’d Up program is celebrating its second anniversary, and is giving local aspiring musicians a chance to take their career to the next level. 🎶 https://t.co/7Pn62b5Cc3

A Kensington nonprofit aimed at harm reduction and providing social services has transformed a vacant city lot into an art environment and vital resource hub for Philadelphians. @preventionpp https://t.co/y5NobTI01H

During the week, in the busy area of Broad and Spring Garden streets, a purple food truck can be easily spotted—it’s the one with a 55-inch TV screen on the side that allows customers to play video games while enjoying Latin dishes and soul food. https://t.co/i9vA3W891Y

#ICYMI: Paul Robeson High School senior and West Philly native Alyssa Perren has made history by becoming the first student in the school’s history to become accepted into an Ivy League institution.🎓 @PHLschools https://t.co/5C1CmG4C2N

Homeowners and small-time landlords in Pa. will potentially have the opportunity this summer to treat pre-existing home repairs and weatherize their property, thanks to the ‘Whole-Home Repairs Program’ initiative. https://t.co/dRVguAq4Re

.@Philaworks has made a strong effort to help dislocated workers across the Philadelphia region get back on their feet through its CAREER Dislocated Worker Grant. | @MetroPhilly 🗞 https://t.co/coAcLVSNO1

“The last distribution, we had 40 families show up. So, I think that shows, just in Kensington, how many people are in need.” On the third Wednesday of each month, families can stop by the MaKen Studios North Building to get much needed supplies for free. https://t.co/OrV8nzwZbP

After experiencing a four-month shutdown to reconfigure business operations and call for crowdfunding to stay afloat, the Kensington Community Food Co-op market has reopened to help keep its mission to seek food justice alive. https://t.co/0BOotyUkx1

Many entrepreneurs in Philadelphia and beyond are facing uncertainty amid high inflation, a looming recession, and the standard procedures that can be daunting for first-time business owners. Just ask V’Esther “Boomer” Goode. https://t.co/sOD0BOAGHV

Entrepreneur Angel Gregorio had an idea that would bring both good food and great people together all within a business model that could also cater to uplifting Black entrepreneurs. @BET https://t.co/fiKLLU2JGQ

“I wanted to start GirlBuild for the simple reason that I was given the opportunity to learn from the best. Now I want to give back to women.” Longtime Philly resident Monica Miraglilo has created a platform to reshape the construction industry. https://t.co/DhtpoUF4lD

With the alarming crime rate in the City of Philadelphia, one affordable housing center aims to step up and be a vital resource within its community. 🏢 @MetroPhilly https://t.co/wHKjlboAJy

.@PHLschools and @PECOconnect have spearheaded a new partnership that is helping introduce resources and provide access to sustainable jobs. https://t.co/KmjZz9PI8f

Philadelphia resident Saqqara Wright is a living example of the power of perseverance. While still trying to develop her footing in the technology industry, the COVID-19 pandemic forced Wright into a tough spot. 💻 https://t.co/JlYXllZiYJ

After a traumatic experience, Maryland native Nathalie Nicole Smith has dedicated an entire network-based platform to helping other women entrepreneurs build their brand where it matters the most and is often overlooked. https://t.co/QlBwx7eui7