Authored by the PPT Research Committee, 6/10/24 Pittsburgh’s getting national recognition, and it’s not good. Over the last two weeks, a chart has been circulating on social media showing the change in transit ridership from 2023-2024 as we emerge from the low-point...
photo credit TribLive. image description: photo of pro-Palestine Cease Fire activists in Pittsburgh holding signs and a Palestinian flag\ People at the Pitt Solidarity Encampment are asking for you to support them with your presence on Bigelow between Fifth and...
Credit Evelyn Ulysse. Image description: 10 people smile while standing shoulder to shoulder in downtown Pittsburgh during May 2024 Transit Tour. Some hold children, others hold bags, and others wear PPT and Casa San Jose t-shirts. Public transit connects communities...
image description: Advocates from PPT, Just Harvest, the Food Policy Council, and the Alliance for Police Accountability pose with County Executive Sara Innamorato, and staff from the Department of Human Services and Pittsburgh Regional Transit at the Allegheny Go...
image description: PPT Members who attended the transit Rider Transit Worker Solidarity workshop pose after their workshop PPT’s Spring Training was a SUCCESS! So much energy, so many workshops, so many members built build bonds together. Our organizing will be...
