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President Obama joins local and national leaders in the police reform movement, to discuss the tragic events of recent weeks, the history of police violence in America, and specific action steps needed to transform a system that has led to the loss of too many lives. President Obama joins …

A public celebration of life is held in honor of legendary Los Angeles Laker Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna, killed tragically in a helicopter crash.

Co-ed a cappella group "Shades of Yale" performed at the Michael Nutter Theater. Drawing on the rich ethnic and musical backgrounds of its members, Shades strives to achieve the most dynamic and powerful musical presentation possible, with a focus of music of the African Diaspora.

Black fathers attended the "Daddy & Me" BOGA (Ballet & Yoga) class to build beautiful bonds with their daughters and erase the narrative that Black men aren't present in raising their daughters.

Vincent Garrett and Kevin Gold, both teachers at the Grover Cleveland campus of Mastery Charter, decided to answer the call for leaders in the community by starting an after-school mentorship program that provides a safe space for young Black boys to bond over education and brotherhood.

Keir Bradford-Grey of the Defender Association of Philadelphia sat down with the Tribune to open up about her passion and the impact of the great work that she's doing throughout Philadelphia.

The 10th annual "Give Kids Sight Day" gave away free glasses and eye care to over 1,100 kids along with other free services.

"Philly Girls Jump" is using jump rope as a tool to empower not only the spirit of fun and joy, but to also build the community.