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March Newsletter: A Conversation with Reverend Paul T. Abernathy

Hello Friend,  In honor of Black History Month, the CEO of the Neighborhood Resilience Project, Rev. Paul T. Abernathy, MPIA, MDiv, agreed to speak with us in February about the history of generational and communal trauma in Pittsburgh’s Black community. The mission of the Neighborhood Resilience Project is to “support the transformation of neighborhoods from trauma affected communities to...

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Looking Forward to 2023

Hi Friend,   We hope you had a peaceful and joyous Thanksgiving and are settling into these early winter months.  For us, as with many in our community, it was a busy fall filled with the Jewish holidays and commemoration.We are so grateful to the incredible number of community members and organizational partners who created meaningful programs this year and every...

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September Newsletter: Elul Bravery

Hello Friend, Can we be brave for ourselves? As I settle back into Pittsburgh life from my three months abroad, I’ve noticed how overwhelmed I feel by the intensity and complexity of my emotions, by the joy of being reunited with friends and family, the difficult events I see on the news, and the intensity of politics. It does take courage to stand steadfast through the difficulties of work,...

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Kimberly Rooney: Intersectional Pride

Kimberly Rooney. Photo credits to Eben Parker. Kimberly Rooney 高小荣 (they/them) is a Chinese adoptee from Jiangsu Province. They work as a copy editor at Prism Reports, a nonprofit newsroom led by people of color that focuses on intersectional injustice and empowering the most affected communities to tell their own stories. Kimberly came to Pittsburgh in 2015 to attend the University of...

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