Training For Change

The Daily Pennsylvanian is the University of Pennsylvania's independent student newspaper. The paper covers news and sports in the Philadelphia metro area and from the University of Pennsylvania. First published in 1885, under the name The Pennsylvanian, the DP is perennially recognized as one of the top college newspapers in the country. The paper has been published daily since 1894. Incorporated in 1984 as a nonprofit organization, The Daily Pennsylvanian receives no funding from the University of Pennsylvania and is managed and run by students.

Generations on Line is a Philadelphia-based nonprofit organization that provides free digital skills training for older adults. Their user-friendly programs offer step-by-step instructions in large type and plain English, helping seniors overcome barriers of skill and intimidation. From accessing vaccination sites and using telehealth to job hunting online and reading digital newspapers, Generations on Line equips elders with the necessary tools to navigate the cyber world and participate in endless possibilities. With a mission to reduce isolation and promote internet literacy, Generations on Line has successfully trained over 275,000 seniors across the nation and English-speaking countries, empowering them to stay connected and engaged in today's digital age.Generated from the website