ICYMI: Here is the recording of Preserving Democracy: Protecting Voter Choice in the 2024 Election. This program was hosted by the Dick Thornburgh Forum in collaboration with Keep Our Republic on November 8. youtube.com/watch?v=vj8QpG…

The next Thornburgh Family Lecture on Disability Law & Policy is coming up January 30. Join us for a discussion on "Race-Disability Intersectionality as a Health Equity Imperative” featuring Mary Crossley, Interim Dean of Pitt Law. Register today: pitt.wufoo.com/forms/mxi3wz90…

The latest Preserving Democracy program featured a conversation on Political Violence and Polarization with Lisa Nelson, Associate Professor at PittGSPIA and Co-Director of the Collaboratory Against Hate, and Chancellor Emeritus Mark Nordenberg. youtu.be/1T4LsU0sOHw

Join us January 30 to hear Mary Crossley, Interim Dean of Pitt Law, discuss "Race-Disability Intersectionality as a Health Equity Imperative.” This program has been approved by the PA CLE board for 1.0 hours of ethics credit. Register today: pitt.wufoo.com/forms/mxi3wz90…

There is still time to register for next week’s Thornburgh Family Lecture on Disability Law & Policy. Join us in-person or virtually to hear Mary Crossley, Interim Dean of Pitt Law, discuss "Race-Disability Intersectionality as a Health Equity Imperative." pitt.wufoo.com/forms/mxi3wz90…

If you’d like to join us virtually today at 1:00 p.m. for the Thornburgh Family Lecture on Disability Law & Policy featuring Mary Crossley’s discussion on "Race-Disability Intersectionality as a Health Equity Imperative” please use the link below: pitt.zoom.us/j/99030122653

Congratulations to Zachary Miller, recipient of the 2024 Dick Thornburgh Forum Disability Service Award! The annual prize is granted to a student from any Pitt campus whose service made a difference in the lives of adults and children with disabilities. pitt.edu/pittwire/accol…

Join us February 29 for “Harnessing Regional Assets to Promote Shared Opportunities for Growth,” a discussion on inclusive economic development in southwestern Pennsylvania. View the agenda, meet our speakers, and register today: iop.pitt.edu/policy-committ…

There is still time to register for Thursday’s “Harnessing Regional Assets to Promote Shared Opportunities for Growth” program. Hope you can join us for a discussion on inclusive economic development in southwestern Pennsylvania. Learn more and register: iop.pitt.edu/policy-committ…

The Thornburgh Family Lecture on Disability Law & Policy that took place on January 30 featured a presentation on Race-Disability Intersectionality as a Health Equity Imperative by Pitt Law School's Mary Crossley. Use the link below to watch the recording. youtu.be/Op5OZ5D2cYM

Last chance to register for Thursday’s “Harnessing Regional Assets to Promote Shared Opportunities for Growth” program. Hope you can join us for a discussion on inclusive economic development in southwestern Pennsylvania. View the agenda and register now: iop.pitt.edu/policy-committ…

Congratulations to Samantha Balbier, Director of the Institute of Politics and Elsie Hillman Civic Forum, on being selected as a 2024 Pittsburgh Business Times Woman of Influence. The award honors the region's most impactful business leaders and changemakers. bizjournals.com/pittsburgh/new…

Join Chancellor Emeritus Mark Nordenberg on Thursday, April 4 at 1:00 p.m. for a lively conversation with Barbara McQuade to discuss her new book, Attack from Within: How Disinformation is Sabotaging America. Register now: cyber.pitt.edu/events/attack-…

Sister Linda Yankoski, IOP Board of Fellows member and CEO of the Holy Family Institute, has been named the Career Achievement Winner for the 2024 Pittsburgh Business Times Women of Influence. We appreciate Sister Yankoski's efforts and commitment to our community! bizjournals.com/pittsburgh/new…

Join Chancellor Emeritus Mark Nordenberg on April 4 for a lively conversation with Barbara McQuade to discuss her new book, Attack from Within: How Disinformation is Sabotaging America. A limited number of complimentary books will be available. Register: cyber.pitt.edu/events/attack-…

Get started today on your nomination for the IOP's 2024 Coleman Award for Excellence in Community Service to give your nominee a chance to join the impressive list of past honorees! Visit iop.pitt.edu/coleman for the nomination form, criteria, and a list of previous awardees.

Do you know someone who has made a significant impact in the region through a body of work that goes above and beyond what would be expected or required? Nominate them today for the 2024 Coleman Award for Excellence in Community Service at iop.pitt.edu/coleman

There is still time to nominate your favorite local changemaker for the IOP's Coleman Award for Excellence in Community Service. Get started today and submit yours by Sunday, August 18 at iop.pitt.edu/coleman.

Last chance to nominate your candidate for the IOP’s Coleman Award for Excellence in Community Service at iop.pitt.edu/coleman! If you know someone who has made a significant impact in Southwestern PA submit their nomination today.

In 2015, the IOP's bipartisan Health and Human Services Committee examined benefits cliffs in PA. Is it time to take another look at child care? route-fifty.com/management/202… via Route Fifty