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We are delighted to announce that Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai will be honored with the 2026 Lifelong Learning Award during an award presentation.

Join WHYY News at South Philadelphia Library to learn about foster care and adoption opportunities in Pennsylvania.

Join WHYY News at West End Neighborhood House to learn about foster care and adoption opportunities in Delaware.

Join WHYY News at Cherry Hill Public Library to learn about foster care and adoption opportunities in New Jersey.

WHYY is excited to welcome you to the 2025 WHYY Billy Penn Billies Awards celebrating local excellence in storytelling and community impact.

Join WHYY's The Pulse host Maiken Scott at the Academy of Natural Sciences for a special evening celebrating the return of Hadrosaurus foulkii.

Deaths due to opioid addiction in Philadelphia have been dropping in recent years. A panel discussion will address what changes, tactics and policies are making a difference.

The Michael Days Memorial Service takes place on Monday, Nov. 10, 2025 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at WHYY Studios

Film screening and discussion featuring stories of hope and compassionate community-centered care amid a growing maternal health crisis that impacts all women.

Join WHYY’s Studio 2 for a fun event all about the food and drink during the American Revolution.

This gathering will be an important opportunity for WHYY News reporters to do what we do best: listen to the community and elevate local perspectives.

WHYY's The Pulse host Maiken Scott and a panel of the region’s leading menopause experts reimagine how we approach menopause.

This gathering will be an important opportunity for WHYY News reporters to do what we do best: listen to the community and elevate local perspectives.

WHYY is proud to host Legacy of Justice: Becoming Thurgood Marshall – America’s Social Architect, an inspiring evening - celebrating his life and legacy.

Join members of the WHYY News team to take a deeper look into what led to the budget impasse that forced the cuts and join our conversation into how SEPTA can move forward now