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Penn’s United Community Clinic Provides Health Care for Underserved Populations, Showcases Interdisciplinary Work

    • Penn’s United Community Clinic Provides Health Care for Underserved Populations, Showcases Interdisciplinary Work

    Sick people refusing to be seen by a doctor? “I don’t have medical coverage, I can’t go.”  That’s what some people have said for far too long.  But, one organization works to get Philadelphians the health care that they need –- with or without insurance.
    Penn’s United Community Clinic Provides Health Care for Underserved Populations, Showcases Interdisciplinary Work

    • Penn’s United Community Clinic Provides Health Care for Underserved Populations, Showcases Interdisciplinary Work

    Sick people refusing to be seen by a doctor? “I don’t have medical coverage, I can’t go.”  That’s what some people have said for far too long.  But, one organization works to get Philadelphians the health care that they need –- with or without insurance.
    ‘Hollywood’s Copyright Wars: From Edison to the Internet’

    • ‘Hollywood’s Copyright Wars: From Edison to the Internet’

    If the Brothers Grimm tale about “the fairest one of all” had remained outside of the public domain, the Disney version of Snow White may never have lived happily ever after.

    Jacquie Posey

    APPC Honors 'Sesame Process' for Children’s Media Development

    • APPC Honors 'Sesame Process' for Children’s Media Development

    PHILADELPHIA  – Sesame Street, the long-running and award-winning children’s television program that airs on the Public Broadcasting Service, is the recipient of the 2012 Annenberg Public Policy Center Award for Excellence in Children and Media.

    Joe Diorio

    A rebirth for the historic Lazaretto

    • A rebirth for the historic Lazaretto

    “You can hear the jets taking off overhead, you’re right next door to the airport, you can practically hear the cars on [Interstate] 95,” says David Barnes. “But if you don’t look too far to the right or to the left, you can imagine a big ship in the 1820s sailing up.

    Katherine Unger Baillie