Where's the Love, Philadelphia?

A community-based project to raise awareness of the gun violence crisis in Philadelphia, and to share the stories of those affected.

[Where's the Love, Philadelphia? @WTL_Philly]

"Dealing with folks who lost loved ones to gun violence ... People say, ‘Oh, you should be over that.’"

Read Nadine Holliman's interview about her work advocating for victims and co-victims of violence in court, and as a community resource specialist.

https://t.co/BQpmkPWLcv

[Where's the Love, Philadelphia? @WTL_Philly]

"Dealing with folks who lost loved ones to gun violence ... People say, ‘Oh, you should be over that.’"

Read Nadine Holliman's interview about her work advocating for victims and co-victims of violence in court, and as a community resource specialist.

https://t.co/BQpmkPWLcv

[The Logan Center for Urban Investigative Reporting @TULoganCenter]

It's less than a week until our documentary with @PCGVR premieres in Philly!

Join @loraineballard, @yvonnelatty, @Orondemcclain1, @JimMacMillan and more of our cast and crew to celebrate and talk about the effects of episodic gun violence reporting.
https://t.co/DSxojvPYgH

[Where's the Love, Philadelphia? @WTL_Philly]

"They had a slogan: Get down or lay down. Get down with us, or you’re gonna be laying down."

Andre Porter spoke to WTL about coming up in Southwest Philly's Junior Black Mafia era and similarities he sees to the cycle of violence in North Philly today.

https://t.co/ZpkC4NOPb1

[Where's the Love, Philadelphia? @WTL_Philly]

Honored to be featured in the @PCGVR newsletter today! Subscribe here if you haven't: https://t.co/dHpuEcSVWH

[Where's the Love, Philadelphia? @WTL_Philly]

Please check out the first of several new interviews to come with
@cureviolencephl
outreach workers. They're doing outstanding work de-escalating violence and providing community resources throughout North Philly. (2/2) https://t.co/XiM47EsYkn

[Where's the Love, Philadelphia? @WTL_Philly]

Hi all, Tia here. I'm excited to announce that WTL Philly is once again live! The gun violence reporting scene has come so far since I last worked on the project in 2018. I've been glad to meet some of the people involved and am eager to see how this project can contribute. (1/2)

[Where's the Love, Philadelphia? @WTL_Philly]

Check out a new letter from the editor by co-founder @tsyang27 , reflecting on the national rhetoric surrounding gun violence in the US, and how it relates to our work. https://t.co/UNczyITHJH

[Where's the Love, Philadelphia? @WTL_Philly]

WTL Photobook in the works! Please donate or share if you can! https://t.co/q7xt9feLd6

[Where's the Love, Philadelphia? @WTL_Philly]

The @projectlantern_ team invited @tsyang27 to come on the show to chat about our work. Check out this episode and their other podcasts! https://t.co/qTFkK2MpYV

[Project Lantern @projectlantern_]

“As far as breaking stereotypes in general, it's important to not be afraid to ask, because if you ask someone something… it shows that you’re not aware of something but want to be." - @tsyang27 co-founder of @WTL_Philly chats to @asanga_s in our 5th ep: https://t.co/vrP3TX71YZ

[Where's the Love, Philadelphia? @WTL_Philly]

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[Where's the Love, Philadelphia? @WTL_Philly]

Spread the word- our second annual gallery show is on Friday!!! https://t.co/Mclnnpi8mu

[The Philadelphia Inquirer @PhillyInquirer]

Political and social pressure mounts to clean up Philly encampment that is the local epicenter of heroin epidemic. https://t.co/xcOIwKcUya

[States United @SUPGVNetwork]

Every day, an average of 91 Americans are killed by gun violence.

That's 91 too many.

[Ben Casselman @bencasselman]

We should be measuring gun violence by looking at shootings, not murders. Problem is, we don't have the data.
https://t.co/V4KppgMNgM

[Where's the Love, Philadelphia? @WTL_Philly]

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[Engage Philadelphia @ENGAGE_Philly]

Get on board with #ViolenceFreeFeb in #Philly! https://t.co/k7rhspnAzN @WTL_Philly @PhilaCeaseFire

[Where's the Love, Philadelphia? @WTL_Philly]

“I rarely met women in there that ... just felt like committing a crime. It was more so a buildup of a lifestyle." https://t.co/PcJ9Q15Q28

[NPR @NPR]

Study Says Gun Violence Should Be Treated As A Public Health Crisis https://t.co/7Akzlwkmm4