The Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign is committed to uniting the poor across color lines as the leadership base for a broad movement to abolish poverty. We work to accomplish this through advancing economic human rights as named in the universal declaration of human rights- such as the rights to food, housing, health, education, communication and a living wage job
The fight continues! Join us this Wednesday (6/12) at 8am for another rally to fight against Philadelphia public school cuts in front of Moffet school. Then join us for an action in Harrisburg...
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Students at Moffet Elementary protest budget cuts to the Philadelphia public school system Read about Guillermo’s 150 mile march at http://www.newsworks.org/index.php/the-feed/item/55322 Learn more about the students mobilization against school budget cuts at http://savemoffetschool.jimdo.com/...
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Check out this article on NewsWorks.org that covers Moffet School student, Guillermo Santo’s march to D.C. to protest Philadelphia schools’ budget cuts.
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Check out this article in The Examiner that covers the marchers on the last day of the march in front of the U.S. Chambers of Commerce. http://www.examiner.com/article/operation-green-jobs-unparalleled-march
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Friends bad news for PPEHRC this morning. After hours and hours of hard labor from may amazing people on our farm someone came and took all of our raised beds and wood from...
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Unemployed workers Walk from Philadelphia to Washington, D.C. to Tell U.S. Chamber of Commerce to Stop Blocking Green Jobs Groups Say U.S. Chamber is Fighting for Policies That Protect Corporate Interests Over Real...
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18-year-old PPEHRC member Terriny Morrison has been accepted to Elizabeth City State College, NC for the fall of 2013! Terriny has been a member of PPEHRC since the age of 3 with an...
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Guillermo Santos, a student at John Moffet Elementary School, will participate in the City Wide Walk Out at noon today, May 17th, 2013 to protest the public school budget cuts.
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What are the most dire issues we face? If you’re like most Americans, you’d probably say the climate crisis and the jobs crisis. So why is Washington so obsessed with budget cuts and...
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