Pittsburgh Commission on Human Relations

We are sponsors of Pittsburgh Pride. Come talk to us at our table on Saturday and Sunday!

Pittsburgh Pride 2026 - Pittsburgh Pride 2026 Welcome to the Pittsburgh Pride. Join us in the heart of Pittsburgh as we celebrate love, diversity, and inclusivity at the annual Pittsburgh Pride Parade. Our vibrant parade is a symbol of unity, showcasing the rich tapestry of our community. Connect with local organizations, businesses, and commun...

Pittsburgh's first gay pride parade was held in 1973 to commemorate the 1969 Stonewall Uprising. It went from Market Square to Schenley Park. According to Jim Sheppard of QBurg it began with 50 people and ended with 100. Last year's pride parade drew more than 100,000 people.

The Housing Opportunity Fund (HOF) is a local funding source of $10 million per year to support affordable housing needs in Pittsburgh. The Annual Allocation Plan outlines how the funds will be used. The goal of the survey is to acquire feedback directly from City of Pittsburgh residents, so that funding can be allocated toward programs that best fit the community's needs. https://ow.ly/w4Pk50Z5G6J

70 years of the Commission on Human Relations: founding Commissioner

webinar from a partner organization:
Changes to the PA Unemployment Compensation Law: How Survivor Access to Unemployment Compensation Helps Survivors & Their Employees
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
1:00-2:15pm
online
register: https://ow.ly/t3l850YZL8R

Civil Rights = Human Rights
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$1,239,390 in monetary relief was obtained for Complainants in 2025. Read more in our Annual Report: https://ow.ly/Wuni50YYqOF

Learn more about survivors of domestic violence as a protected class. Here is some of what's covered under our anti-discrimination laws:

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Juneteenth and Pride are just around the corner. Here are some things we did in 2025. Read the Annual Report here: https://ow.ly/H1mw50YYqFR..