NEWS
PIIN Releases Statement in Opposition to the Allegheny County Children’s Fund Ballot Initiative
PIIN is urging our membership to reject the Allegheny County Children’s Fund Initiative at the polls this November. Please read our full statement by clicking above.
read morePIIN moves from marches to measurables to improve public safety in Pittsburgh
PIIN convened a public hearing with Police Chief Cameron McLay to discuss effecting measurable improvements in public safety in Pittsburgh. After the tragic deaths of Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Tamir Rice, and many others, PIIN knew our work needed to move a step further from marches in our community to measurable improvements.
read morePIIN Urges Continued Work on Police-Community Relations for Pittsburgh
In response to Police Chief Cameron McLay’s resignation, and in support of the important work he did to bridge the divide between the police and the community, the leaders of our Public Safety Task Force wrote the following Opinion Editorial.
read moreJoin us for a Discussion and Reflection on PIIN’s 2019 Sacred Pilgrimage to Selma and Fish Fry.
Join us and hear their stories on their experiences and plans around expanding Voting Rights here in Pennsylvania and enjoy some great Fish!
read moreSecurity Workers and Allies Protest Steelers Firing of Union
MEDIA COVERAGE
PIIN Public Safety Task Force Releases Statement Condemning Violence in Charlottesville, VA
The PIIN Public Safety Task Force has released the following statement regarding the violent events in Charlottesville, VA.
read moreTransportation Equity
PIIN’s Transit Taskforce is working both nationally and locally to bring transit equity to this region. PIIN got a commitment from the County Council President to pass an ordinance that calls for malls in this area to be more transit friendly.
read moreA Message From Rev. Kolb: Expanding Our Impact!
When I became PIIN’s new President just a few short weeks ago, it was immediately clear that PIIN is at an important time in our development...
read moreA City Divided: Race, Fear, and the Law in Police Confrontations
Join Sixth Presbyterian Church, Temple Sinai, and PIIN for a sobering evening, looking backward and forward into the future, and pondering the challenges of Public Safety in our time.
read moreCould Pittsburgh’s proposed gun control bills disproportionately impact black residents?
Pittsburgh's leaders vowed to pass gun control legislation after the Tree of Life shooting, local debate has largely focused on friction between pro-gun groups and officials hoping to ban assault-style weapons, bump stocks and armor piercing bullets.
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