
The social impact of Philadelphia’s Black women leaders
One of the best ways to recognize the accomplishments of women, especially those of color, is to tell their stories. or that reason, the recently published book “They Carried Us: The Social Impact of Philadelphia’s Black Women Leaders” has critical importance. It details the life stories of Black women from Philadelphia’s earliest days into the 2000s.

What to do in an emergency – if you are alone
Unpredictable events can strike at any moment. Be prepared to handle an emergency – on your own.

Important 2020 General Election info
Here’s what you need to know to cast your ballot, at the polls or by mail.

New state of mind: Senior life after COVID-19
The optics of just how safe it is going to be are a tall order, considering the senior population contracts the virus and often experiences fatalities as a result.

Scam Alert: How to avoid computer tech-support fraud
In this popular computer-based scam, con artists pretend to be associated with a well-known technology company.

Census FAQs: Speak up, be counted
Since so little is known about the U.S. census, PCA has provided a cheat sheet so you know what to expect and who to call with questions

Putting Penn to paper
Meet the Philadelphia woman who made William Penn and his wife American citizens

SCAM ALERT: The IRS is NOT calling
The IRS scam has many forms, but generally scammers call to tell unsuspecting victims they owe back taxes and penalties. Sometimes, scammers claim a deceased relative owed a large debt to the IRS.

Not even the clothes on their backs
Until the late 19th century, single women were not permitted to own any property — not even the clothes on their backs