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WHYY and Carpenters’ Hall commemorate the 250th Anniversary of the Pennsylvania Provincial Conference, convened in Carpenters’ Hall, authorizing PA’s first state constitution.

You are invited to a two-day, free event for student journalists that explores real pathways into the media and journalism industry.

You are invited to a two-day, free event for student journalists that explores real pathways into the media and journalism industry.

Across the U.S., librarians face the impact of uniting against library collection standards that include restrictions on race-related and LGBTQIA+ content.

In partnership with the McNeil Center for Early American Studies, WHYY invites you to an engaging event exploring the often-overlooked voices of women during America’s foundin

Studio 2 invites you to a special Tavern Revolution event—an evening of history, conversation, and community.

A free WHYY screening of "The Inquisitor," a special documentary on Barbara Jordan, a revolutionary Texas congresswoman who shook up the political landscape.

Librarians across the U.S. examine how restrictions on library content are shaping communities.

Join Studio 2 for an insightful discussion of the British occupation of Philadelphia during the American revolution.

Join WHYY for a special reception and advanced preview screening of the first episode of The Forsytes, the new MASTERPIECE drama, ahead of its national broadcast.

Learn about the impact of Bridging Blocks, a civic dialogue program made possible by the Sutherland Family and in partnership with the Free Library of Philadelphia.

Learn about the impact of Bridging Blocks, a civic dialogue program made possible by the Sutherland Family and in partnership with the Free Library of Philadelphia.

Join WHYY and People’s Light for a special evening featuring a reception and screening of the powerful and inspiring film Nine Parts in the Farmhouse at People’s Light.

Is society — or more specifically, Philadelphia — doing everything possible to ensure our oldest residents can live comfortably and safely?

How is social media helping or hurting society? What influence does it have on U.S. and world populations?