Green Philly’s mission has always been to connect people with sustainability solutions and engage the local sustainability community. We started in 2008 on WordPress and quickly embraced social media to expand our reach. We joined these platforms before business-specific pages even existed and have since grown to over 32,000 followers across social media.
We’re proud of the community we’ve built—both online and offline.
Since November’s election, we’ve had internal discussions about how we use these platforms as factors like artificial intelligence, data ownership, and the networks themselves continue to evolve. After careful consideration, here’s our strategy:
As a digital platform, we use some automated tools like spellcheck and Grammarly to streamline operations. However, we prioritize hiring local freelancers, supporting local businesses, and working with human creators instead of relying on AI-generated content. If AI is used in any capacity beyond tools we have previously used, we will add disclaimers or cite sources—as we’ve always done.
We remain committed to our mission of informing local stakeholders with the goal of building a more sustainable, equitable city.
We want to hear from you—whether through social media comments and DMs, emails, or real-life conversations. Let us know your thoughts on how we can continue to evolve in uncertain times.
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