City Year Philadelphia
We’re challenging the persistent inequities in education with tenacity, passion, and empathy while helping to create environments where young people feel valued and supported in their learning.
Why you should serve with City Year Philadelphia
There is so much to love about living and working in Philadelphia. Between the scenic parks, accessible art, delicious food and the loyal sports fans, it's no wonder that Philadelphia is ranked one of the top 10 happiest cities for young professionals.
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Honoring Du Bois as our final African American pioneer in education.
In commemoration of Black History Month 2019, City Year Philadelphia has recognized and paid homage to African-American pioneers in education....
Read moreHonoring Ruby Bridges as an African American pioneer in education
Today, Ruby is 64 years old and she still calls New Orleans home. There, she runs the Ruby Bridges Foundation...
Read moreAlumni spotlight—Chelsea Badeau
Chelsea Badeau is currently the Senior Director of Editorial Production at Comcast NBCUniversal. In this role, she manages editorial content on...
Read moreHoops and mentoring basketball tournament
From cheerleading and basketball, to science, dance, and even film-making club, City Year's work isn't just done during the school...
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