Equity, Diversity & Inclusion

The Thrillist website has put together this list of Latino-owned Nonprofits & Services; Restaurants & Bars; Retail and other Businesses; and Entertainment & Recreation.

The website Billy Penn has invited readers to provide a list of LGBTQ business in the Philly Area.

The website Billy Penn has invited its readers to provide a list of Black-owned restaurants in the Philly area. The list is updated and curated by volunteers.

This blog post from the Fox School of Business seeks to amplify Black-owned businesses in the Temple Community.

Philadelphia magazine published this directory of 300+ Black-owned businesses in Philly in July of 2020. The link will take you to the original article explaining the project. The article contains a Google Sheets document with the names addresses and contact information for a growing number of Black-owned businesses in the Philly area.

This June 2020 article from Philadelphia Magazine highlights several Black-owned bookstores in Philly.

This Link will take you to a list of Philadelphia's Ethinic and Cultural Opportunities curated by the Temple University's Institutional Diversity office.

This Visit Philadelphia website provides information about museums, landmarks, churches and other Philadelphia sites that shine a light on African American history.

This article from the Visit Philadelphia website provides information about Latinx life and culture in Philadelphia.

This article from the Visit Philadelphia website highlights areas of interest for people to explore Philadelphia's LGBTQ history and present.

The Greater Philadelphia Film Office provides this list of film festivals in the Philly Area. Festivals have included the Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival; the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival; The Philadelphia Latino Film Festival; and the Black Star Film Festival.

Located in Chinatown North, this organization seeks to serve underrepresented artists to encourage greater understanding of the Asian-American experience.