What It’s Like to Be an Older Adult in Philadelphia
The population of adults ages 65 and over has grown significantly in recent years, both in Philadelphia and…
Who Leads Philadelphia’s Nonprofits? A Closer Look
The nonprofit sector makes up a significant portion of Philadelphia’s economy, employing about 30% of the city’s nongovernmental…
Higher Education’s Role in Preparing Southeastern Pennsylvania’s Workforce
Higher education institutions play a key role in fostering economic development and job readiness. And in Greater Philadelphia,…
Pew Applauds New Philadelphia Retirement Savings Bills
WASHINGTON—The Pew Charitable Trusts commends the City Council for passage of legislation to create PhillySaves, a new automated…
Pennsylvania’s Public Universities Seek to Strengthen Partnerships, Boost Trust, and Deepen Impact
The leaders of three of Pennsylvania’s biggest universities had a clear message for their peers at a recent…
Philadelphia’s Homicides at Historic Lows
In cities across the country, homicide rates have dropped below pre-pandemic levels. In Philadelphia, homicides have not only…
In Philadelphia’s Older Households, Many Are Longtime Homeowners
The population of older Americans is growing. And it is growing in Philadelphia, too, albeit more slowly than…
Pennsylvania’s Lack of Building Has Contributed to Housing Shortage, Hurt Affordability
Overview Housing costs rise when there are not enough homes to…
Pew Awards $2.6 Million to Transform Philadelphia’s Community Spaces, Nonprofit Sector, and Workforce Training
PHILADELPHIA—The Pew Charitable Trusts today announced $2.6 million in new grants to three organizations working to advance economic…