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Community Building
The (Open Data) Race is On!
By MIKE KAISER Generocity Staff Writer

10/13/11 Nonprofits compete to get their hands on previously unreleased City data.

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Advocacy/Civil Rights
How the Attic Youth Center Makes It Better Now
Adam Polaski Generocity Writer (Photos: Jeff Fusco

10/03/11 With gay teen suicides in the news, Philadelphia's only afterschool program for LGBT youth offers a safe space in an often hostile world.

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VIDEO: Mayor Nutter 'flashmobbed' during 9/11 ceremony
By SUZANNE LEVY Generocity Content Director

09/11/11 Students from Mastery school interrupt Mayor Nutter's 9/11 speech with spontaneous chant.

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Turning anguish into action
By BRANDON SHOCKLEY Generocity reporter

09/09/11 When Philadelphian Gil Ortale lost his brother Peter in 9/11, he and his family experienced what he describes as "raw anguish." Wanting to channel that despair into something positive, they set up a scholarship for William Penn Charter school, which has attracted almost a million dollars.

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If you could help a hero, would you?
By SUZANNE LEVY Generocity Content Director

09/06/11 When news broke that first responders were not being invited to the Ground Zero 9/11 memorial service, many felt it was symbolic of the way their crucial work often goes unrecognized. Bill Finegan, a retired Philadelphia paramedic, is determined to do something about it.

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