• Japanese American Internment Day of Remembrance - February 16, 2026
• Our intern examines present actions through the lens of the past.
• International Human Rights Day - December 10, 2025
• Our intern reflects on what the United States is doing in regards to human rights.
• AI Avenue Protest - October 15, 2025
• Our intern reports on attending a protest and press conference about the connection between AI data centers and fossil fuel extraction.
• ReelAbilities Film Festival Review - September 30, 2025
• Our intern reviews the films she watched via the virtual pass!
• Housing Status as a Protected Class - mid-September, 2025
• A new proposal for creating a new protected class in the City of Pittsburgh's city code to prevent discrimination on the basis of previous housing status.

2024 Grantees

• Humane Action Pittsburgh
• An organization dedicated to protecting the well-being of animals and the environments we share.
• Written by Anne Lynch and Jesse Samuelson
• Mon River Arts 
• All children deserve a chance to engage in community activities, learn more about an organization increasing inclusivity for children with disabilities in the performing arts.
• Written by Anne Lynch and Jesse Samuelson
• Garfield Community Farm
• GCF works to revitalize urban areas, creating a green space in the city where community members can learn about permaculture, environmental sustainability, and acquire fresh and affordable produce
• Written by Anne Lynch and Jesse Samuelson
• The Genesis Collective
• Supporting artist's and their work, The Genesis Collective works to increase the public's access to creativity and art!
• Written by Anne Lynch and Jesse Samuelson
• Survivor Siblings
• Providing information and resources on how to prevent sex trafficking from survivors, read about an organization dedicated to protecting those at risk of sex trafficking as we close out National Human Trafficking Prevention Month.
• Written By Anne Lynch and Jesse Samuelson

 Past Grantees    

• Thomas Merton Center 
• A heartfelt thank you and farewell to an organization that has been at the forefront of Humanitarianism and Social Justice in Pittsburgh since the early 1970s
• Written by Anne Lynch and Jesse Samuelson