18th Ward Democratic Committee

Can we just talk about how a current VP Nominee of the United States just admitted to creating stories to stay relevant in news media cycle and committed to Continue to just telling Stories? Even though not based in Facts!!

FYI if you know anyone

The Transformative Justice Coalition is hosting a non-partisan interactive Gen Z and Young Millennial who are 18-35, Votes Matter Training Event to be held September 11– September 14, 2024. This is a round-trip, all-expenses-paid training opportunity being held in Washington, D.C. This training opportunity includes a $500 stipend for participants and is based on attendance and completion of a work plan.

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In-Person Gen Z and Young Millennial Votes Matter Leadership Training September 11 -September 14, 2024 The Transformative Justice Coalition is hosting a non-partisan interactive Gen Z and Young Millennial Votes Matter Training Event to be held September 11– September 14, 2024. This is a round-trip, all expenses paid training opportunity being held in Washington, D.C. This training opportunity inclu...

Happy National Night Out !!!

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This coming Saturday, October 8, 2022, the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh - Knoxville will be hosting a produce distribution by the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank from 10am-1pm

Participants will receive bags of fresh produce. There is no registration or identification required!

Today we say goodbye to our Long time member and 3 term Vicechair Mrs. Connie Wellons. We will miss her dedication, guidance and friendship. Thank you Mayor Gainey for your kind words.

Pittsburgh mourns today over the passing of Beltzhoover native Connie Wellons. Mrs. Wellons served her community and the City with distinction and honor as the first Black Woman Chair of Pittsburgh’s Human Relations Commissions for three terms over eighteen years and through her work with the NAACP. Her dedication to equity and our City has improved countless Pittsburghers’ lives; though she may no longer be with us, her legacy will continue to inspire others for years to come.

I am eternally thankful that the City could honor Mrs. Wellons in June when I joined Councilman Bruce Kraus to unveil “Wellons Way” in honor of her countless contributions. I have ordered the City of Pittsburgh flag at the City-County Building lowered to half-staff to mark this somber occasion. May her memory continue to be a blessing for all who knew and loved her.

Honoring Former Vice Chair Connie Wellons!!