One, I want to make sure folks know the Democratic Primary will be May 19th.

In light of the Philadelphia Civic Engagement Committee recent Public Watch Dog Debates, I got to meet and greet mostly all candidates for District Attorney and Controller. I heard them speak, how they addressed the issues of the community and their abilities to connect with the community in front of them.

I would like to say that this endorsement is personal and completely separate from PCEC.

For District Attorney--… Continue

“This May 19th Philadelphians will be voting for several key local offices, including District Attorney and City Controller, and the races will be tight. For the 105th year, Committee of Seventy will be sending volunteers into the Field to help protect our right to vote, and we need your help.

Requirements: Enthusiasm, a desire to uphold justice in Philadelphia, and 4 hours of your time on Election Day. We will provide any training you need, and people of all backgrounds and abilities are encou… Continue

I started a cause on Facebook, (http://apps.facebook.com/causes/268311/56725493?m=1a240be5) I'm not seeking any type of donation for this cause. I just ask for your support in raising awareness of this corruption that has been going on over the past 9 years. We have elected officials abusing the loopholes of the system by retiring for one day to collect six figure lump sums, just to return to work the next day.

Mayor Nutter is attempting to pass a proposal to ban elected officials from enrollin… Continue

As the victim of brown field contamination and political and municipal corruption, I wrote this Bill of Rights.
Part of the story of what happened is also at www.greenuptoxicphiladelphia.com and http://web.me.com/wildmother/Site_5/Healer_Needs_Healing.html

I moved to Philadelphia from California with idealistic intentions of being part of a community and found myself in the thick of the worst aspects of Philadelphia municipal corruption. I have been abused by every department in the city, displ… Continue

The Philadelphia Civic Engagement Committee (PCEC) is a volunteer based, non-profiting, non-partisan group of individuals whose mission is to educate the citizens of Philadelphia on current issues that affect the city as a whole. We are working towards bettering Philadelphia, promoting a message of equality, empowerment, peace, and working together to create better solutions for a better community.

Life, Liberty and Neighborhoods first our goal is to Activate, Educate & Motivat… Continue