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Elective Angioplasty Helps Patients Address Heart Problems
Elective coronary angioplasty gives patients the chance to address blocked arteries and possibly...
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A Friendship Tested by Racial Biases in Book and Real Life
In their novel, We Are Not Like Them, set in Philadelphia, Christine Pride and Jo Piazza tell the story of an interracial friendship tested by a police shooting that hits too close to home. In real life, the arduous writing process of such a challenging topic brought their own friendship to the brink.
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It’s a Dangerous Time for Girls. We Can Help
The COVID-19 pandemic is wreaking havoc on our lives, but the impact on teenage girls is one of the most profound and concerning byproducts. Real Woman investigated to learn how we can
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How Can We Help Kids Survive the Pandemic? Make ‘Em Laugh
During this frightening time for the world and especially uncertain times for kids, laughter is the best medicine.
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How Sports Made Me a Better Human
Playing sports made me feel seen, gave me a sense of purpose, and helped me build confidence.
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You Can Find Love Later in Life. Here’s proof
Five late-in-life love stories that will remind you that there’s no expiration date on your heart.
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Inside Julie K. Brown’s Groundbreaking Reporting on Jeffrey Epstein
Raised in the Philadelphia area, investigative reporter Julie K. Brown wrote a three-part series for the Miami Herald that broke the Jeffrey Epstein story wide open and changed the course of history.
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Caring for a New Life After a Painful Loss
The newly implemented Rainbow Baby program at Capital Health gives families who have endured the loss of a baby the chance to bring in a new life with empathy and care.
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Trenton’s Athing Mu is a Legend in the Making
The world may know Athing Mu as one of the most promising young athletes on the planet, a record-breaking track star, a world champion, and a gold medal-winning athlete. But in Trenton, we call her ours.
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How Her Daughter’s Stroke Changed Leslie Gudel Forever
Leslie Gudel’s life took a sudden turn in 2014 when her 10-year-old daughter had a stroke. She launched a not-for-profit to help other AVM and aneurysm survivors. Now, 6 years later, both mother and daughter are reinventing themselves yet again.
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Natalie Tung’s HomeWorks is Giving Opportunities to Girls in Trenton
Born in Hong Kong, Natalie Tung’s experience at the Lawrenceville School led to an idea that blossomed into HomeWorks, a free, community-based residential program for Black and brown girls. Launched in 2016, her nonprofit is removing obstacles of systemic inequality and creating opportunities for marginalized girls in Trenton.
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