9-year-old Philadelphia chess player inspires more girls to make their move
At just 9 years old, Tanya Sinha is already making her mark in the world of chess — but for her, winning is only part of the game.
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At just 9 years old, Tanya Sinha is already making her mark in the world of chess — but for her, winning is only part of the game.
At just 9 years old, Tanya Sinha is already making her mark in the world of chess — but for her, winning is only part of the game. Wakisha Bailey reports.
An after-school chess program in Philadelphia is helping keep kids safe while also teaching them how to make the right move on and off the chessboard. Ray Strickland reports on the impact it's having on the city’s young people.
The 17th annual PECO-ASAP Checkmate Violence Chess Marathon acts as a safe haven for Philadelphia kids while also teaching them life-long skills.
The annual Checkmate Violence Chess Marathon returns to Philadelphia to help kids make the right move on and off the chessboard.
After School Activities Partnerships is helping kids make the right move on and off the chess board, Wakisha Bailey reports.
Villanova isn't the only Delaware Valley school with a national championship on the line.
The event was part of a new outreach program started by the Irish Pub Childrens' Foundation.
Kids were showing business men and women who was boss during a pop-up chess tournament in Center City.
Students on the team at Thomas Edison Charter are the first National Junior High Chess Champions in Delaware.
The annual tournament helps to keep kids off of the streets.
More than 1,000 chess players have gathered in Philadelphia for what experts call the "undisputed leader" of American chess tournaments: the World Open.
The Philadelphia Eagles hosted a youth chess challenge on Wednesday at Lincoln Financial Field, in South Philadelphia.
