We The People

Sarah McAnulty uses her Squidmobile to make science, and scientists like herself, more accessible.

“If you see a guy with five Chihuahuas in a stroller in Philly, that’s me," said Roberto Negrin.

“Everything I design today is all inspired from my time in India‚” she said

Since 1983, Edmunds has been traveling across the city on his bicycle to post fliers on bulletin boards, brochures in businesses, and pamphlets in public spaces to promote artists.

Joseph Rose, who founded Satanic Delco in February, doesn’t believe in hell. Or heaven. Or even Satan.

When COVID handed her sour grapes, this Elkins Park native turned them into an at-home wine tasting business.

Alexandre Quintella offers cops free Jiu-Jitsu classes at his Quintella MMA studio in Delaware County, believing the martial art can help save the lives of officers and the people they encounter.

Christa Barfield left a career in health care and became an urban farmer.

“I’m here to make people as uncomfortable as possible,” said BL Shirelle.

“I’m Philadelphia to the bone."

“It’s a lot of work during this time of COVID-19 and civil unrest."

“We felt like it was the right thing to do, to use our platform to help spread this message.”

She found her calling when she found a mentor who looked like her at the Philadelphia Zoo.