
Aaron Moselle covers housing and community development for WHYY’s PlanPhilly, filing stories for both radio and web. He’s a city native and calls South Philadelphia home.
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New documentary series shows the struggles, triumphs of ‘Getting off the Streets’ in Camden
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7 years ago
New research paints frustrating portrait of housing voucher program
A new national study calls the country’s housing choice voucher program — formerly known as Section 8 — 'daunting' for low-income residents hoping to leave poverty behind.
7 years ago
Listen 2:30Cash assistance program for Pennsylvania’s poor returns this fall
A form of welfare, the mandated program provided $205 a month to people with no other income.
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To prevent chronic homelessness, Philly nonprofit offers some young adults more than shelter
Permanent supportive housing is one of the most expensive, full-service models out there for helping people experiencing homelessness regain stability.
7 years ago
Listen 6:54Criminal record question nixed from Common Application for college
For years, activists have railed against the question as discouraging and discriminatory to those with a criminal past.
7 years ago
The high cost of being broke: Transportation
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Young boys admit to hanging doll at Weccacoe Playground
Police are investigating an apparent hate crime at a South Philly playground where neighbors organized to honor a historic African-American burial ground.
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