Dignity and Justice for all of us.

The Pittsburgh Human Rights City Alliance (HRCA) is a volunteer-led networking organization supporting cooperation and community learning that brings diverse groups and individuals together to advance people-centered human rights in Pittsburgh. We are part of a global movement for local democracy and the right to the city. We support the realization of our City Council’s 2011 Proclamation declaring Pittsburgh a “human rights city” by fostering local democracy, coalition-building, and a human rights culture that maximizes human rights and dignity for all people in our region.

Carnegie Library – East Liberty, 6:00PM-7:30PM – 130 South Whitfield St.

The rapid advance of AI and datacenter development has had profound impacts on our communities. Learn more about how this development impacts our workplaces, livelihoods, and our democracy. A panel of practitioners, organizers, and experts will offer critical analyses and share about what’s happening in our region. Participants are encouraged to bring questions and join in a dialogue on the human rights implications of AI and how we can best protect human rights and environmental justice for all.

Confirmed panelists from: Fair Shake Environmental Legal Services, University of Pittsburgh Sociology Department & Bradford Campus Communications Dept., and organizers fighting the Springdale data center development.

Today communities and local governments have become frontline defenders of community safety and the rights of all residents. This program supports learning and networking to explore ways we can all support dignity and human rights in our region. Hear from local leaders about current challenges affecting our most vulnerable neighbors. Explore how we can work together to stand up to hate and unlawful repression as we build the city we need.

*Please note: Use of CLP’s meeting rooms does not constitute CLP’s endorsement of viewpoints*