UrbEd is a non-profit organization based in Philadelphia that is dedicated to advocating for fully-funded, safe, and healthy public schools. Founded in 2016 by a group of Philadelphia public school students, led by Tamir Harper and Luke Risher, UrbEd seeks to bring about positive change in the city's education system through a combination of organizing and policy work. At UrbEd, the focus is on amplifying the voices of public school students and ensuring that they receive the education they deserve.

The organization provides political education, community organizing, and advocacy to address the issues and inequalities facing urban public schools. Their mission is to empower students and build a student movement that works together to bring about meaningful reform in urban education. Through their campaigns, UrbEd strives to create a system that provides a quality and efficient education to every student.

They offer a range of resources and support, including advocacy guides, events, and a year-long, paid advocacy fellowship for young people. UrbEd is committed to financial transparency and operates with the goal of making a positive impact on the lives of Philadelphia students. Join the UrbEd family of advocates, students, and youth leaders in their mission to bring about change in Philadelphia's public schools.

Together, we can create a future where every student has access to an equitable and quality education