CitizenCast

A transgender swimmer at Penn is setting NCAA records. So why haven't we read about it in the Inquirer?

Last month's SEPTA attack on Asian-American high school students was another symptom of the broken systems in our city. In this Ideas We Should Steal we ask if restorative justice holds the key to healing our collective pain?

In the next installment of our Development For Good series, Larry Platt invites Matt Pestronk of Post Brothers Apartments; Bruce Crawley (former communications director for Mayor John Street); Laura Slutsky from the Urban Land Institute; and Charles Lomax of Lomax Real Estate Partners to discuss how Philly can leverage a booming economy against historic inequality to make our city a better place for all its citizens.

Ideas We Should Steal | Pittsburgh is seeing stars by mandating dimmer, warmer and more environmentally-friendly light fixtures in public streets and buildings. Don't we want to see stars, too?

Citizen Board Member and MSNBC host Ali Velshi explains why abortion is not a constitutionally protected right. And how we can change that.

D.A. Larry Krasner is in denial, the mayor has thrown up his hands, and the police commissioner is MIA. But maybe the ultimate solution to our historic scourge of violence lies beyond them--in the way we tell our stories.

Last year, Seer Interactive founder Wil Reynolds turned down a $50 million offer for his internet search firm. Instead, he's investing his company's wealth in his employees and his community

"Rewilding" Philadelphia would improve our environment, and re-ignite a sense of wildness that many of us urban creatures have lost. Also, goats. We will need goats.

In this Ideas We Should Steal, we look at Orange County and other communities using a Social Progress Index to measure success and happiness beyond economics.

Citizen Board Member and MSNBC host Ali Velshi points to the post-war era of 1947 to understand inflation in 2021--and predict when it will end