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Rail~Volution comes to Pittsburgh & wants to know your thoughts on Transit Oriented Development

October 19, 2018 Lindsay

Tuesday, October 23, 2018 @ 10 am -PublicSource will be streaming this session from the 2018 Rail~Volution conference on Facebook. RSVP on Facebook to join the live stream. One of the best things about living in Pittsburgh, in my opinion, is the easy access to all of the things a big city has to offer.  The ease of access is not just concerts and the ballet, but Pittsburgh offers lots of opportunities to get involved in local and national events.  Through the magic of Pittsburgh connections (I went to grade school with one of the local conference organizers) this upcoming… Read the rest

Filed Under: Civic Engagement, Transportation Tagged With: Rail~Volution, tod, todnumbers, transit oriented development

Voter engagement startup, Motivote coming to Pittsburgh to meet voters in the PA 18 district

March 2, 2018 Lindsay

I know the motivote team through the StartingBloc fellowship program. I participated in the StartingBloc fellowship and have helped to organize a few StartingBloc related events around Pittsburgh. If you are interested in social innovation, entrepreneurship and making the world a better place, please consider applying to StartingBloc. Please share this information with anyone who lives in the Pennsylvania 18th Congressional district.  The founders of motivote, a NYC startup which focused on voter engagement, will be in Western Pa this weekend and want to talk with voters.  They have planned several meetups in Greensburg and Carnegie at some great local businesses.… Read the rest

Filed Under: Civic Engagement, Startups Tagged With: civic engagement, motivote, voter engagement

Are Yinz Registered to Vote?

October 10, 2017 Lindsay

This is a friendly reminder to all who live in Pittsburgh to check your voter registration status! You can check your voter registration status online at VotesPA. TODAY October 10, 2017 is the LAST DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE before the November General Election.  If you plan to vote in Pennsylvania on Tuesday November 7, 2017 you MUST submit your voter registration by October 10. Register to Vote or Update Your Voter Registration in Pennsylvania Online Voter Registration This is the first presidential election that you can register to vote online in Pennsylvania. You can register to vote online here: … Read the rest

Filed Under: Civic Engagement

Meet the Create Columbus Commission Delegation This Friday at East End Brewing

July 19, 2017 Lindsay

Create Columbus Delegation PittsburghThis weekend, Create Columbus Commission, will be bringing a delegation of young leaders from Columbus, OH to Pittsburgh to learn more about what we have going on here in the Steel City. I met Jordan Davis, who is the director of Smart Columbus, when she was in Pittsburgh last summer for the Millennial Trains Project. (I was a participant in the 2013 Millennial Trains Project trip and you can read about some of the things I brought back to Pittsburgh from my journey here.) When I spoke to Jordan last week, she told me that everyone in the group is… Read the rest

Filed Under: Civic Engagement, Pittsburgh Connections

4 things to do if you are upset about the Presidential election… (and how I found hope in Pittsburgh)

November 17, 2016 Lindsay

Last Monday night, I started writing this blog post. I was so excited for Election Day, I couldn’t sleep and I wanted to put some thoughts on paper. I wanted to capture some of the things I have been thinking about over the past few weeks and months. This election has been incredibly challenging to watch [because there was a lot of hateful rhetoric]. It was not really a debate of ideas and solutions, but an ongoing parade of hateful words. The post I started writing on Monday had the draft title “Hope in Our Neighborhoods.” I was never that… Read the rest

Filed Under: Civic Engagement Tagged With: act locally, community, Local, presidential

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