This is the official page of the Party for Socialism and Liberation in Pittsburgh, PA
06/20/2026
☕️PITTSBURGH: Calling all local activists, organizers, and community members concerned with the current material conditions of the working class!
Let’s have those conversations about how we can come together and organize the working class to make positive change in our city, and let’s do it over coffee :)
📆 Saturday, June 27
🕐 Drop in anytime from 9AM-12pm
📍Soft Spot Coffee | 5407 Penn Ave
06/20/2026
🇵🇸 THURS JUNE 25: Exclusive Pittsburgh Palestine Film Screening: SEEDS FOR LIBERATION!
Join us on Thursday, June 25th for an exclusive Pittsburgh screening of new documentary film, “Seeds for Liberation” (2026), directed by Matthew Solomon and starring Dr. Noura Erakat, Abby Martin, and others.
“Seeds for Liberation” explores Palestinian resistance through emotional and impactful interviews with historians, activists, and experts. The film shows how social media has exposed daily life in Gaza and the West Bank, challenging dominant Western narratives. It highlights a transnational, anti-imperialist struggle rooted in solidarity and collective justice. Learn more at seedsforliberationmovie.com.
This film has had showings across the country, with an exclusive screening in Pittsburgh this June!
🗓️ THURSDAY, JUNE 25
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 Khalil’s Restaurant, 4757 Baum Blvd, Pittsburgh, 15213 (Upstairs)
🎟️ bit.ly/pghseedsfilm
Food & drinks available for purchase at Khalil’s! Tickets can be purchased online at bit.ly/pghseedsfilm. Closing remarks by the director will be provided after the screening!
Proceeds minus event costs to go to the Middle East Children’s Alliance (mecaforpeace.org), providing emergency support to children in Gaza. 🇵🇸
06/16/2026
☕️JOHNSTOWN: Calling all local activists, organizers, and community members concerned with the current material conditions of the working class!
Join us for coffee and conversation on how we can effectively unite and organize the working class to create positive change in our region!
📆 Saturday, June 20
🕐 Drop in anytime from 11AM-1PM
📍Moon & Mug Coffee | 134 Gazebo Park, 15901
06/01/2026
THURSDAY, JUNE 11: Are you passionate about social justice and ready to make a difference in your community? Curious about what it means to be a PSL member?
Join us this Thursday, June 11 at 6pm at the C.C. Mellor Memorial Library - Edgewood for an info session with our local PSL branch!
Whether you’re new to activism or a seasoned organizer, this is a chance to connect, ask questions, and find out how you can get involved. Discover what it means to be part of a revolutionary movement dedicated to fighting for the rights of all people. Learn about our work in Pittsburgh, our commitment to anti-imperialism, and how we’re building a powerful, grassroots movement for change.
A better future will not arrive unless we organize and fight for it. We all have a part to play.
It’s time to get organized. We hope to see you there!
🗓️ Thursday, JUNE 11
🕕 6:00pm
📍 C.C. Mellor Memorial Library - Edgewood, 1 Pennwood Ave, Edgewood 15218
N.B.: The fact that a group meets in the Library does not in any way constitute an endorsement by the Board of Trustees or staff of the group’s policies or beliefs. The library board and library staff are not responsible for the accuracy, use, or consequences of statements made during the meeting.
05/31/2026
🎨 Pride began as a protest—and that spirit still matters today!
Join us for a community ART BUILD where we’ll create bold, expressive posters and signs for upcoming Pittsburgh Pride events. Whether you’re an artist, activist, or just want to contribute your voice, all are welcome. No experience or supplies needed, just bring your creativity!
📅 June 4th
🕖 7 PM – Late
📍111 Brownsville Rd
Come make art, build community, and help bring visibility, joy, and resistance to Pride this year.
05/30/2026
STATEMENT: END THE WAR ON OUR YOUTH!
In yet another attack on our city’s schools, youth, and black communities the Pittsburgh Public Schools Board of Directors voted last Wednesday to close 9 schools. This vote comes after years of pressure from the community to keep schools open.
This is far from the only attack on Pittsburgh’s youth, much of which results from a system which puts the interests of businesses and nonprofits over the interests of the working class.
Read through our statement and get involved to help make a difference!
Last Tuesday night, Pittsburgh teachers, parents, and community members spoke to the Pittsburgh Public Schools (PPS) Board of Directors at a public hearing prior to Wednesday’s vote on the “Future Ready Plan”, which proposes to close nine PPS schools in the city.
Time and time again, our community has extensively and publicly demonstrated to the PPS Board why this plan does not have the best interests of our community’s children and students in mind.
Despite the elected Board members’ duty to represent our community’s needs, they regrettably voted in favor of the school closures plan yesterday.
Still, we must not back down in making our voices and needs heard! There is still work to be done - please be sure to visit 412Justice.org for more information on their Education Rights Network.
Last night, Pittsburgh teachers, parents, and community members spoke to the Pittsburgh Public Schools (PPS) Board of Directors at a public hearing prior to today’s vote on the “Future Ready Plan”, a plan that would close nine PPS schools in the city.
Time and time again, our community has extensively demonstrated to the PPS Board why this plan does not have the best interests of our community’s students in mind. Listen through some public comments given last night and stay in the struggle to save our schools!
PITTSBURGH SAYS NO SCHOOL CLOSURES: Dozens of Pittsburghers signed up to comment tonight on the plan to close 9 schools and not a single person spoke in favor of it! Regardless of the vote tomorrow the working people of this city will continue the fight!
05/21/2026
🇵🇸 Support artists in Palestine! On Wednesday, June 3rd, Khalil’s Restaurant will be hosting an evening of solidarity, storytelling, and support for Palestinian artisans.
Pittsburgh is honored to welcome Morgan Cooper Totah, founder of Handmade Palestine, a fair-trade project based in Ramallah that works directly with Palestinian artisans to sustain traditional crafts, preserve rich heritage, and provide a means for artisans to support their families under occupation. Some may know Morgan through her social media work documenting daily life and resistance in Palestine, and she has changed her travel plans to be with us in Pittsburgh for this special fundraiser. Read more about Handmade Palestine and the talented artisans at handmadepalestine.eu!
Come shop beautiful handmade Palestinian crafts and hear directly from Morgan about the realities facing artisans in Palestine. Bring your friends, share widely, and come through for Palestine. Proceeds from food at this event will go towards planting trees in Palestine through Mashjar Juthour.
📍 Khalil’s Restaurant, 4757 Baum Blvd - Outdoor area, weather permitting
🗓 Wednesday, June 3
⏰ 4:30–7:30 PM