Mt. Lebanon’s DEI Ad Hoc Committee Recommendations
Check out the recommendations from Mt. Lebanon’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Ad Hoc Committee, a community-led effort by resident volunteers.
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Community Awareness and Community Building Recommendations
Watch the Community Awareness and Community Building working group’s presentation of their recommendations to the Mt. Lebanon Commission.
Recognition, Event Planning, and Incident Response Recommendations
Watch the Recognition, Event Planning, and Incident Response working group’s presentation of their recommendations to the Mt. Lebanon Commission.
Diversity in Boards and Hiring Recommendations
Watch the Diversity in Boards and Hiring working group’s presentation of their recommendations to the Mt. Lebanon Commission.
Police Engagement Recommendations
Watch the Police Engagement working group’s presentation of their recommendations to the Mt. Lebanon Commission.
One Year Anniversary of Black Lives Matter March in Mt. Lebanon and Dormont
On July 11, 2020, over 300 peaceful protestors took to the streets of Mt. Lebanon and Dormont to march for black lives. M.O.R.E was there. More remains to be done.
PA Primary Election Showed Progressive Strides Forward
The average voter turnout for the 38 districts in Mt. Lebanon was nearly 40% for Pennsylvania’s Primary Election on May 18th, and we are excited that many of our endorsed, supported, and members’ favorite candidates and measures are being passed and pushed forward. Magisterial District Judge 05-02-19: Hilary Wheatley Taylor Congratulations to our very first endorsed candidate, Hilary Wheatley Taylor, for handily securing the Democratic nomination for Magisterial District Judge for Mt. Lebanon and Dormont! We are overjoyed to know that decency, fairness, and competency won the day! Special thanks to Elaine Frantz who had the vision to recognize theRead More »PA Primary Election Showed Progressive Strides Forward
Why We Can’t Just Move Past it: The Relevance of the 1985 Bombing of MOVE to Policing and Criminal Justice Today
Philadelphia Police killed 11 of their own citizens in the MOVE Bombing of 1985. Learn why this incident is relevant to Mt. Lebanon and Pittsburgh in 2021.
Stop Asian Hate
Stephanie Edmond-Myers writes a letter to address the latest hate toward AAPI, even in our own backyard. #StopAsianHate
Statement on Swastikas at Jefferson Middle School
We condemn all expressions and symbols of hate, exclusion, terror, and oppression. – M.O.R.E, CADEI, GJSH, BW4 Positive Change