Pitt Law Center for Civil Rights and Racial Justice

Join us at the Carnegie Library Main Branch on

Wednesday March 18th at 7pm

for a discussion on this newly released book:
Chain of Ideas: The Origins of our Authoritarian Age

Meet the author Dr. Ibram X Kendi and Professor Sheila Velez Martinez!

Join us for a screening of the Film: The Strike https://www.thestrikefilm.com/

The Strike Award winning documentary about the California Prison Hunger Strike, the largest prisoner hunger strike in US history. The NY Times said the film shows how “collective action leads to prison reform.” Award winning documentary screening on PBS about the California prison hunger strike, the largest prisoner hunger strike in US history. The NY Times said the film shows how “collective action leads to prison reform.”

This discussion explores how low wages and wage enforcement shape workers’ lives and how wage policy can either reproduce or disrupt structural inequities. Drawing on critical wage theory, lived experience, and community-based research panelist will frame wages not only as an economic issue but as a central question of racial, gender, and social justice.

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Apply today for student funding! email [email protected] for more information!

Join us next Monday!

This panel is part of a series of panels exploring executive actions by the Trump administration. Upcoming programming will address issues surrounding: Health Equity, Immigration, Minimum Wage, Anti-semitism, and Anti-Arab discrimination.

As we approach the anniversary of the Tree of Life synagogue shooting which took place within a few miles from the University of Pittsburgh, the Center for Applied Research on Targeted Violence (CARVt), in partnership with the University of Pittsburgh School of Law - Center for Civil Rights and Racial Justice, invites you to a community screening of the HBO Original documentary A Tree of Life: The Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting.
The event will feature a panel of survivors from the film, sharing firsthand reflections on resilience, healing, and the impact of that day on our community.

Please support these important programs on National Black HIV Awareness Day.

Scholarship opens Monday, February 3rd! For more information please email [email protected]. Or Apply Here: https://pitt.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_e9ZWlHiVo5dkYXI

https://www.publicsource.org/pittsburgh-most-wanted-graffiti-writer-max-gonzales-muralist-essay/ Learn how this community scholar went from being an artist to being on Pittsburgh's most wanted list for his creative form of expression.

Pittsburgh muralist’s graffiti put him in five-figure debt After Max Gonzales, or GEMS, got busted for his graffiti, he turned to murals. Still, he is a firm believer in graffiti as an art form.

Join us tomorrow at the Cathedral of Learning Understory Space for a panel discussion exploring how Pittsburgh's Graffiti policy violates writers' freedom of expression rights.

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