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- Picasso Project Director Gretchen Elise Walker speaks to the press outside Governor Corbett’s Philadelphia Office regarding the importance of funding for Philadelphia schools.
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- Students from Cook-Wissahickon elementary school gathered outside Governor Tom Corbett’s Philadelphia Office to call on the state to provide fair funding for Philadelphia schools.
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- Students from Jackson Elementary School hold signs and their arts advocacy quilt during a school funding rally outside City Council chambers.
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- Students from Andrew Jackson school hold their arts advocacy quilt outside City council chambers to urge city lawmakers to support arts funding for schools.
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- Students from Cook-Wissahickon Elementary School sing outside Governor Tom Corbett’s Philadelphia Office to call on the sate to provide fair funding for schools.
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- Students from Cook-Wissahickon Elementary School sing outside Philadelphia City Council Chambers to urge city lawmakers to provide funding for schools.
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- Students from Andrew Jackson Elementary School created an arts advocacy quilt with patches made by students.
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- A parent holds a sign outside Central High School during a protest of the Governor’s visit on January 17th, 2014.
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- Philadelphia public schools students hold a banner reading “fund our schools” during a rally at city hall on May 22nd.
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- A child from Cook-Wissahickon elementary speaks to staff from Governor Tom Corbett’s Philadelphia office to plead for state funding for schools on June 5th.
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- Students, parents and education advocates braved the rain for a march for school funding from city hall to the Governor’s Philadelphia office on May 22nd.
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- Philadelphia public school students hold signs to call on city council to devote the one percent sales tax extension to the school district at a rally on May 22nd.
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- Laurie Friedman holds her daughter while reading letters written by Philadelphia public school children on the need for school funding outside the governor’s office in Philadelphia on 9-8-14
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- Students from Philadelphia Electrical and Technology Charter School read letters written by Philadelphia public school children on the need for school funding outside the governor’s office in Philadelphia on 9-8-14.
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- A child holds a sign during PCCY’s “Read-In” event outside the Governor’s Philadelphia office on 9-8-14.
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- Tamara Anderson, a Philadelphia public school parent, testifies at PCCY’s Real Public Input Session. Members of the Pennsylvania Basic Education Funding Commission attended the hearing at City Hall on November 18th, 2014
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- Debra Kimmelman, a Philadelphia public school parent, testifies at PCCY’s Real Public Input Session before members of the Basic Education Funding Commission on November 18th, 2014.
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- A toddler holds a sign outside Governor Corbett’s Philadelphia office calling on the State Legislature to provide fair funding for schools on 9-8-14.