At the final Sunday Breakfast Club event of the season, housing experts explored the complex state of affordability, development, and displacement in Philadelphia. While the city remains more affordable than many coastal metros, panelists warned that aging housing stock, rising material costs, and stagnant homeownership rates are straining the market. They emphasized the need for policy changes, workforce housing, and creative solutions to balance revitalization with equity.

PA Secretary of Policy and Planning Akbar Hossain and PA House Majority Leader Matt Bradford discuss the state of Pennsylvania and Federal politics at the April 2nd meeting of the Sunday Breakfast Club.

Sunday Breakfast Club is joined by climate change experts to talk about the dangers Philadelphia and the planet face while trying on some level to inspire hope that we’re not yet doomed.

Sunday Breakfast Club is seeking proposals for administrative support for the 2025-2026 season!

Joined by Anuj Gupta and Zeke Hernandez, February’s Meeting dove into all things immigration in Philadelphia.

Take a look at the 2024-2025 season, including our theme, the program schedule, and some notes for members and those interested in membership!

The November program ranged far and wide - from waters off the California coast where sea urchins cling to reefs ... to the intricate folds of the human brain ... to a hospital room where a frustrated patient duels with the balky strings on a misbehaving gown.

Lauren Cristella of the Committee of Seventy and Amy Widestrom of the League of Women Voters sit with Chris Satullo to explain to dispel the clouds of confusion around the upcoming election!

With the 2024-25 season theme, It's a Big Deal, we will ook at trends, issues, and projects that will shape life in our region for years to come.

Mayor Cherelle Parker addressed the Club in March, fresh from the scene of a mass shooting of students.

Four leaders in Philadelphia’s robust gene and cell therapy sector gave Club members a sense of both the promise and challenges of their field.

Club members came together to discuss what advice they would give to Philadelphia’s next mayor. Civic leaders engaged in education, anti-crime, civic engagement, and economic development shared their insights to kick-start the discussion.

Our December panel: Patrick Spero, R. Scott Stephenson, Nancy Moses and Danielle DiLeo Kim