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Join WHYY and the Welcoming Center for a presentation of the latest finds of research from the Pew Charitable Trust focusing on Philadelphia's foreign-born workers.

WHYY teams up with the Free Library of Philadelphia and community seafood program Fishadelphia for Fishadelphia's Seafood Stories Extravaganza!

Join Studio 2 co-host Cherri Gregg for a WHYY/Free Library of Philadelphia conversation with Dr. Ala Stanford, founder of the Black Doctors Consortium.

Join us for a special presentation of A WOMAN ON THE OUTSIDE and post-screening conversation with movement leaders at Moore College of Art.

Join WHYY at the 'Brightness in Black' Double Dutch Meetup, where we're celebrating our collaboration with StoryCorps and Temple University by engaging our community!

Join WHYY, StoryCorps and Temple University as we celebrate our August 2024 partnership and our theme, 'Brightness in Black'.

Billy Penn and the Hittin Season invite you to a Phillies tailgate. Meet Hittin’ Season podcast hosts and Billy Penn staff

Billy Penn and the Hittin Season invite you to a Phillies tailgate. Meet Hittin’ Season podcast hosts and Billy Penn staff

Meet live animals as we celebrate the animal kingdom and their amazing powers! Plus, don’t miss visiting the WILD KRATTS®: CREATURE POWER®! exhibit.

You are invited to a Pride Brunch produced by WHYY News and the Community and Engagement Team.

NPR's Peabody Award-winning comedy news quiz show returns to TD Pavilion at the Mann on Thursday, June 27! Learn more about purchasing tickets at NPRPresents.org.

WHYY’s Maiken Scott and geologist Marcia Bjornerud explore how thinking like a geologist can have immeasurable impacts beyond our time.

Inspired by NABJ’s annual event, WHYY is hosting the 2nd Annual Black Men in Media conference spotlighting talented Black men working in media production.

Join WHYY for "Echoes of the Uptown: Bridging the Past, Present and Future of Philly Music" as we celebrate Black Music Month with a screening, panel discussion, and more!

Students: come help the WHYY News Climate Desk and Education Department solve a simulated environmental crisis.