Gun Violence
Explore our multimedia reporting projects surrounding the issue of gun violence in Philadelphia.
View our reporting on Gun Violence
Community-based
investigative reporting
Education
Read our reporting on the issue of education disparities in the Philadelphia school system.
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Housing
Learn more about the concerns surrounding access to housing in the city of Philadelphia.
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MOVE: Untangling the Tragedy
Attend our Podcast Premiere & Panel Discussion
On April 25th, join us for the official launch of MOVE: Untangling the Tragedy, a new investigative podcast from the Logan Center for Urban Investigative Reporting at Klein College and The Philadelphia Inquirer. This six-part series examines the 1985 MOVE bombing—the only time in U.S. history that police dropped a bomb on their own citizens.
Playing Fields Not Killing Fields: Can Sports Be the Answer?
Read our recent reporting on sports and gun violence
The Logan Center and Temple University’s Claire Smith Center for Sports Media, in partnership with The Philadelphia Inquirer, have launched a multimedia series examining the state of North Philadelphia’s recreational facilities and youth sports programs and whether investing in them should be a cornerstone anti-violence strategy for City Hall.
Stop and Frisk: Revisit or Resist
Listen to our podcast
Temple University’s Logan Center has teamed up with WHYY News to discuss the possibility of Stop and Frisk returning to Philadelphia in a new five-episode podcast.
About the Logan Center
Klein College of Media and Communication launched the Jonathan Logan Family Foundation Center for Urban Investigative Reporting in the summer of 2021 thanks to a $1.2 million founding grant from the Jonathan Logan Family Foundation of Berkeley, California. The Center focuses exclusively on the issues facing Philadelphia and other large American cities such as gun violence, economic inequality, education and health disparities, crumbling infrastructure and eroding trust in institutions. Through the Logan Center, Klein students and faculty report not only on these problems, but on potential solutions, closely examining what has worked well in other cities across the nation and the globe.
