Hinge Collective

We’re inviting you to join us for a community workshop where neighbors can share their experiences with extreme weather and help shape solutions for the Citywide Climate Resilience Plan.

We are offering two virtual workshops open to anyone in Philadelphia on Friday, May 8th, and Tuesday, May 19th, from 12:00-1:30 PM.

Link: tinyurl.com/HingeZoom

Why come?
Share your lived experience and priorities
Help guide City decision-making
Connect with neighbors around solutions

We will be using Mentimeter, an interactive polling tool that allows participants to share responses and feedback in real time.
To make participation easiest, we recommend joining the meeting from a computer or tablet.

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Bring your imagination and stories of play! Join our interactive listening station to help shape a new playground that’s fun, inclusive, and inspiring - for everyone

PLAY JAM at Clark Park
When: Saturday April 11th 10 am - 1 pm
Where: Clark Park (in the park near the corner of 43rd Street and Regent Square)



Hosted by: Friends of Clark Park, Phila Parks & Recreation, University City District, Hinge Collective, and Studio Ludo

Tag: &Recreation

Photo Credit:

https://tinyurl.com/Beautified-Blocks

Philadelphia’s drop in gun violence isn’t tied to one solution, but research shows that environmental improvements like brighter streetlights, cleaned-up vacant lots, and community gardens can significantly reduce shootings while strengthening neighborhood connections. Just as important as the physical changes, residents say these efforts build trust, pride, and relationships that help make communities safer.

https://designphiladelphia.org/news/outside-in-national-parksnature-reserve/1548/1548-Rodney-Reservoir-Park

The park at the Rodney Reservoir opens tomorrow, October 8th, and we can't wait to see it in action!

Rodney Reservoir Park Rodney Reservoir Park by Hinge Collective transforms a former reservoir atop one of Wilmington’s highest points into a green sanctuary for native species, wildlife, gardeners, students, and neighbors.

The deadline to apply has been extended! Don’t miss out on being a part of the Citywide Climate Resilience Plan!⁠
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The application process is brief, and you can preview all application questions in advance using the link below.⁠
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Apply here by Monday, Sept. 8th: http://tinyurl.com/ClimateResiliencePartner⁠
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To review application questions first: https://tinyurl.com/Application-Questions⁠
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The Office of Sustainability is seeking 18 community-based organizations to receive $10,000 grants to serve as Climate Resilience Partners. Philadelphia is especially vulnerable to climate impacts. We are seeking community-level partners to help gather resident feedback and shape neighborhood-level strategies that will support an update to the City’s Climate Resilience Plan.⁠
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Each organization that applies will nominate a Partner Ambassador. This individual will serve as the main participant and point of contact for a 10-month Climate Resilience Partner Program.⁠
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Help shape how our city prepares for hotter summers, stronger storms, and increased flooding.⁠