Items tagged with Philadelphia

News

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  Collective Trauma, Transitional Justice and Two Documentaries about Philadelphia’s Confrontation with MOVE
  July 3
  As “Let the Fire Burn” (2013) and “The Bombing of Osage Avenue” (1987) show in very different ways, May 13, 1985 was a traumatic day in the history of police/citizen relations in Philadelphia.  Its legacy is reflected in contemporary controversies over race relations in America.
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  New Research Guides
  March 9
  Below are recently published research guides, prepared by Biddle reference librarians. For a complete list of guides, visit the library’s Guides website.
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  Carey Law and Contaminated Drinking Water: Confronting the Interests of Capital in the Fight for Equitable School Funding in Philadelphia
  December 1
  Jordan Konell, Madison Gray, and the Philadelphia Power Research Collective
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  New Exhibit: Welcome to Philadelphia
  August 28
  Biddle Library welcomes new students to Penn and to our great city! We have a new exhibit that highlights the charms of Philadelphia. We also have travel maps and books for those ready to explore their new city.
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  CPC Alum John Parron Assists with Legal Aid at W. Philly Health Fair
  April 10
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  TLC’s Ayodele Gansallo featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer
  March 6
  Transnational Legal Clinic lecturer in law Ayodele Gansallo has been working hard to assist those affected by the recent Trump travel ban. Click the link to read more on Philly.com