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  • Cure Violence Kensington Friday Drop-In Hours

    Kensington Engagement Center, 3000 Kensington Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, 19134, United States

    Our weekly Drop-In Center is a safe, judgment-free space to come as you are. You can grab coffee and food, play games, and connect with people who understand what you’re going through. If you’ve been caught up in street life, recently came home, or just need real support and a place to stay grounded—you belong here. We can connect you to:  Housing and utility assistance  ID and personal documents  Employment opportunities Legal support Food & Clothing Stop by for an intake and see how we can support you and your needs. Contact Cure Violence at 215-427-0350

  • We Could Be King Documentary & Youth Convening on School Closures

    Kensington Engagement Center, 3000 Kensington Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, 19134, United States

    Join us for a documentary screening of We Could Be Kings followed by a discussion on the school closures in Philadelphia.  This workshop is part of a series of events and workshops called A People’s Exposition that is taking a critical and honest look at key issues shaping Philadelphia today, envisioning a more just and equitable future for our city, and acting on co-created solutions that address our greatest challenges.

  • Plant Power Hour

    Kensington Engagement Center, 3000 Kensington Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, 19134, United States

    Join us for a weekly plant power hour every Tuesday from 5PM-6PM at the Kensington Engagement Center! Each week we’ll be highlighting a new plant and providing seeds for use in your own garden. Eat a snack, make a friend, and learn about a new plant every week at our Plant Power Hour!

  • Coming of Age in the Affordability Crisis

    Kensington Engagement Center, 3000 Kensington Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, 19134, United States

    A documentary screening and discussion about affordability, third spaces, and the climate crisis in partnership with Fab Youth Philly and Temple University Community Collaborative in partnership with the Sunrise Movement.   This workshop is part of a series of events and workshops called A People’s Exposition that is taking a critical and honest look at key issues shaping Philadelphia today, envisioning a more just and equitable future for our city, and acting on co-created solutions that address our greatest challenges.